The Wanderer a Tale of Lifes Vicissitudes
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Davis, " was all that could be required. " And, moreover, both the vicar and the doctor were relieved from the expense their benevolence 150 THE WANDERER.
was about to entail upon them, Mr. Davis voluntarily taking it upon himself to defray the expenses of bringing the widow to Abbotsford, where she was expected in a fortnight.
This was just the space of time that yet remained to Gerald in Herrington, and the same day that the letter was received fnom Mr. Davis, the vicar and the doctor called ...together at Mrs. Dalton s lodgings, and told her the good, though unex pected news, for Gerald had received strict injunctions not to mention to his mother anything about the advertisement, lest expectations should be raised which would not be realized.
The prospect of the removal from Herrington and the keen sea air, to a quiet village in pne of the midland counties, was very grateful to the widow. She could not sufficiently express her thanks to the kind friends who had so generously and dis interestedly interfered in her behalf, and her obligations to the vicar were further increased by his writing to Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Davis, " was all that could be required. " And, moreover, both the vicar and the doctor were relieved from the expense their benevolence 150 THE WANDERER.
was about to entail upon them, Mr. Davis voluntarily taking it upon himself to defray the expenses of bringing the widow to Abbotsford, where she was expected in a fortnight.
This was just the space of time that yet remained to Gerald in Herrington, and the same day that the letter was received fnom Mr. Davis, the vicar and the doctor called ...together at Mrs. Dalton s lodgings, and told her the good, though unex pected news, for Gerald had received strict injunctions not to mention to his mother anything about the advertisement, lest expectations should be raised which would not be realized.
The prospect of the removal from Herrington and the keen sea air, to a quiet village in pne of the midland counties, was very grateful to the widow. She could not sufficiently express her thanks to the kind friends who had so generously and dis interestedly interfered in her behalf, and her obligations to the vicar were further increased by his writing to Mr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James a Maitland to read onlineMoreLess
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