Audio Book - Classic Dickensien Novel
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EnglishVoice Age
Senior (55+)Accents
British (General) British (Received Pronunciation - RP, BBC)Transcript
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my dear Julia, how true it is that troubles never come singly. The outbreak of fever at your boy's school was tiresome enough as it forced us to begin the holidays for the Children at home sooner than was intended and upset all our arrangements for the summer. However, we resigned ourselves very happily to the inevitable. And I had made arrangements with dear old party for receiving us all of the farm. However, we were just starting out this morning when a wire from Edinburgh arrived at breakfast summoning me to my mother in law. She is very ill and old. Mr. Durand begs me to come at once. So I am obliged to let the Children go down to *** Brook without me. Always your affectionate sister Agatha P. S. I forgot to mention the Children will find a play fellow at the farm. He is the grandson of Old Madam Del Zone.