Unforgiven
Unforgiven
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" Your friend, Mr. Jeffrey, is absent now, " he said to Juliet soto voce. "I do not know exactly where a letter or telegram would reach him, but be sure I shall ascer- tain his whereabouts and advise him of your arrival as soon as possible. " The old gentleman seemed to have grown much 85 86 UNFORGIVEN.
older in the past two years, and was apparently quite feeble.
" Did you see Alvah Morton ? " he asked as he rose to go.
" Yes, " replied Herr von Stein, " he arrived in Paris just the day before... we left, and consequently we only had the pleasure of receiving one call from him. " " He has been absent some weeks. I rather think he expected to find you in Northern Germany or Ba- varia. " " Very likely. He would not be apt to find us easily unless he had been in constant communication with us. " " Congratulate your parents for me, Juliet, upon your safe return. I have grown old fast since they left New York. I have missed those pleasant visits to their happy home. " If Mr. Morton thought strangely that Juliet sent no message to his wife and daughter, or even speculated upon it at all, he only attributed it to her anxiety to hasten home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Your friend, Mr. Jeffrey, is absent now, " he said to Juliet soto voce. "I do not know exactly where a letter or telegram would reach him, but be sure I shall ascer- tain his whereabouts and advise him of your arrival as soon as possible. " The old gentleman seemed to have grown much 85 86 UNFORGIVEN.
older in the past two years, and was apparently quite feeble.
" Did you see Alvah Morton ? " he asked as he rose to go.
" Yes, " replied Herr von Stein, " he arrived in Paris just the day before... we left, and consequently we only had the pleasure of receiving one call from him. " " He has been absent some weeks. I rather think he expected to find you in Northern Germany or Ba- varia. " " Very likely. He would not be apt to find us easily unless he had been in constant communication with us. " " Congratulate your parents for me, Juliet, upon your safe return. I have grown old fast since they left New York. I have missed those pleasant visits to their happy home. " If Mr. Morton thought strangely that Juliet sent no message to his wife and daughter, or even speculated upon it at all, he only attributed it to her anxiety to hasten home.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna C Ellis Reifsnider to read onlineMoreLess
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