Boys and girls from Thackeray by Kate Dickinson Sweetser
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page 33 of 338 (09%)
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"My mistress is ill a-bed," said the page. "What complaint has she?" asked the Captain. The boy said, "The rheumatism!" "Rheumatism! that's a bad complaint," continues the good-natured Captain; "and the coach is in the yard to fetch the doctor, I suppose?" "I don't know," says the boy. "And how long has her ladyship been ill?" "I don't know," says the boy. "When did my lord go away?" "Yesterday night." "With Father Holt?" "With Mr. Holt." "And which way did they travel?" asks the lawyer. "They travelled without me," says the page. "We must see Lady Castlewood." |
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