Wilfrid Cumbermede
Wilfrid Cumbermede
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'Yes, _there_ it is; but there is not _here_. ' 'I have no doubt Sir Giles would make you welcome to borrow what booksyou wanted. He is a good-natured man, Sir Giles. ' I explained my reason for not troubling him.
'Besides, ' I added, 'the library is in such absolute chaos, that Imight with less loss of time run up to London, and find any volume Ihappened to want among the old-book-shops. You have no idea what a messSir Giles's books are in--scarcely two volumes of the same book to befound even... in proximity. It is one of the most painful sights I eversaw. ' He said little more, but from what followed, I suspect either he or hisfather spoke to Sir Giles on the subject; for, one day, as I waswalking past the park-gates, which I had seldom entered since myreturn, I saw him just within, talking to old Mr Coningham. I salutedhim in passing, and he not only returned the salutation in a friendlymanner, but made a step towards me as if he wished to speak to me. Iturned and approached him. He came out and shook hands with me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Yes, _there_ it is; but there is not _here_. ' 'I have no doubt Sir Giles would make you welcome to borrow what booksyou wanted. He is a good-natured man, Sir Giles. ' I explained my reason for not troubling him.
'Besides, ' I added, 'the library is in such absolute chaos, that Imight with less loss of time run up to London, and find any volume Ihappened to want among the old-book-shops. You have no idea what a messSir Giles's books are in--scarcely two volumes of the same book to befound even... in proximity. It is one of the most painful sights I eversaw. ' He said little more, but from what followed, I suspect either he or hisfather spoke to Sir Giles on the subject; for, one day, as I waswalking past the park-gates, which I had seldom entered since myreturn, I saw him just within, talking to old Mr Coningham. I salutedhim in passing, and he not only returned the salutation in a friendlymanner, but made a step towards me as if he wished to speak to me. Iturned and approached him. He came out and shook hands with me.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macdonald, George, 1824-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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