"Miss Woodley acquiesced. But before they arrived at their own door it came into Miss Milner's remembrance, that there was a grave sternness in the manners of her guardian when provoked, the recollection of which made her a little apprehensive for what she had done-her friend, who knew him better than she did, was more so. They both became silent as they approached the street where they lived-for Miss Woodley having once represented her fears, and having suppressed them in resignation to Miss Milner's better judgement, would not repeat them-and Miss Milner would not confess they were now troubling her. "

This is an except from my greatest book of all time, A Simple Story. ("EBOOKS")


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