The Odd Confidant Or Handsome is That Handsome Does
The Odd Confidant Or Handsome is That Handsome Does
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121 lieved he would immediately, upon regain- ing his health, hasten to ask her father's consent to their union. Anxious she was naturally, for she could only hear of him indirectly for some time to come. Once or twice she asked herself why he had not found some means to assure her of his continued love, knowin^: as he did how soon she was to quit England; but then she remembered his position, at present, was as embarrassing as her own, and blamed herself for suffering even a doubt to cross her... mind.
In order to reach Folkstone in time for the first packet to Boulogne, the travellers were obliged to start early ; Mr. Beverly had slept in Welbeck Street the preceding night, as Ellen said, otherwise, he would never be ready in the morning.
By eight o'clock they were in the train. It was one of those raw, foggy days peculiar to the English climate, when, in spite of cloaks and railway rugs, the cold seems to grasp hold of you with the full deter- 122 THE ODD CONFIDANT.
miiiation to try your temper to the utmost; however, our travellers bore up bravely against the many discomforts of the journey, but they were not sorry when at Eeigate they had to change carriages ; for the mere act of walkino^ from one train to the other served to raise their drooping spirits.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
121 lieved he would immediately, upon regain- ing his health, hasten to ask her father's consent to their union. Anxious she was naturally, for she could only hear of him indirectly for some time to come. Once or twice she asked herself why he had not found some means to assure her of his continued love, knowin^: as he did how soon she was to quit England; but then she remembered his position, at present, was as embarrassing as her own, and blamed herself for suffering even a doubt to cross her... mind.
In order to reach Folkstone in time for the first packet to Boulogne, the travellers were obliged to start early ; Mr. Beverly had slept in Welbeck Street the preceding night, as Ellen said, otherwise, he would never be ready in the morning.
By eight o'clock they were in the train. It was one of those raw, foggy days peculiar to the English climate, when, in spite of cloaks and railway rugs, the cold seems to grasp hold of you with the full deter- 122 THE ODD CONFIDANT.
miiiation to try your temper to the utmost; however, our travellers bore up bravely against the many discomforts of the journey, but they were not sorry when at Eeigate they had to change carriages ; for the mere act of walkino^ from one train to the other served to raise their drooping spirits.
What to read after The Odd Confidant Or Handsome is That Handsome Does?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pseud Dot to read onlineMoreLess
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