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Download or read book A Boston Girl a Story of Boston Bar Harbor and Paris written by Arthur Swazey and published by Theclassics.Us. This book was released on 2013-09 with total page 118 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1886 edition. Excerpt: ... CHAPTER XXV. THE PLOT OF THE MARQUIS CARROT. Mr. Creswell, on his return to Paris, it would seem, resumed his habit of making quite extensive memoranda. Controlling my emotion with a supreme effort, I read on: "Paris, May 25.--It is a week since I left Vienna. Immediately upon my arrival here, I wrote to Mr. Jerrold, telling him that there was a ridiculous rumor in Paris, that the Miss Jerrold with whom I was dining every few days was not Cynthia Jerrold, but a certain companion of her travels, who bore a remarkable resemblance to her, and who, more than once, had successfully personated her mistress; and that the true Miss Jerrold died more than a year ago in Vienna. "I wrote that, absurd as the rumor was, and seeing his daughter almost every day as I did, it had given me some disagreeable thoughts. I reminded him that in Baltimore I rarely met with Cynthia, and had never seen the girl she took abroad with her; that while I could not reasonably suppose he had been imposed upon for more than a year by a forged correspondence, or that the lady with whom I chatted so often on Baltimore affairs was any other than his daughter, there were one or two things that perplexed me. "I wrote that I did not wish to pain him, but I must in honesty say that I had supposed his daughter to be modest b'eyond suspicion, and that the Miss Jerrold with whom I was familiar in Paris was at least indiscreet. "I wrote, further, that I hoped there was nothing in the case which could not be explained, and inquired if he had ever suspected the genuineness of the letters he had received since the death of Dora Elliott, and especially whether he had compared the handwriting of his daughter previous to April 17th and the letters he had received subsequent to that...
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