The Moorland Cottage
The Moorland Cottage
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Maggie related the substance of her interview with Mr. Buxton, and his wishthat Edward should go to America.
"To America!" said Mrs. Browne. "Why that's as far as Botany Bay. It's justlike transporting him. I thought you'd done something for us, you looked soglad. " "Dearest mother, it _is_ something. He is not to be subjected toimprisonment or trial. I must go and tell him, only I must beckon to Mr. Buxton first. But when he comes, do show him how thankful we are for hismercy to Edward. " Mrs.... Browne's murmurings, whatever was their meaning, were lost uponMaggie. She ran through the court, and up the slope, with the lightness ofa lawn; for though she was tired in body to an excess she had never beenbefore in her life, the opening beam of hope in the dark sky made herspirit conquer her flesh for the time.
She did not stop to speak, but turned again as soon as she had signed toMr. Buxton to follow her. She left the house-door open for his entrance, and passed out again through the kitchen into the space behind, which waspartly an uninclosed yard, and partly rocky common.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maggie related the substance of her interview with Mr. Buxton, and his wishthat Edward should go to America.
"To America!" said Mrs. Browne. "Why that's as far as Botany Bay. It's justlike transporting him. I thought you'd done something for us, you looked soglad. " "Dearest mother, it _is_ something. He is not to be subjected toimprisonment or trial. I must go and tell him, only I must beckon to Mr. Buxton first. But when he comes, do show him how thankful we are for hismercy to Edward. " Mrs.... Browne's murmurings, whatever was their meaning, were lost uponMaggie. She ran through the court, and up the slope, with the lightness ofa lawn; for though she was tired in body to an excess she had never beenbefore in her life, the opening beam of hope in the dark sky made herspirit conquer her flesh for the time.
She did not stop to speak, but turned again as soon as she had signed toMr. Buxton to follow her. She left the house-door open for his entrance, and passed out again through the kitchen into the space behind, which waspartly an uninclosed yard, and partly rocky common.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gaskell Elizabeth Cleghorn to read onlineMoreLess
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