A Cry of Youth
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" "I shall never marry, " Margaret answered, in a small, pa- thetic voice, " but if it is ever possible I will send for you, dear, dear Giacinta, " and she arose and put her arms around the woman's neck, and kissed her motherly face.
As Giacinta was leaving Romilla Scotti entered and placed two letters upon the bed ; one was in Fauvel's handwriting, the other in Josephine's. Margaret opened her sister's first.
Dear Margaret: Mother is very ill. Do not be alarmed, it is just a bad case of nervou...s prostration. She is now in a Sanitarium, and it looks as if it might be weeks before she regains her strength. Dr. Parkham says she must give up all idea of ever going back to her pos'tion; and Phil, who has always objected to her doing anything, insists upon her making her home with us in future.
Of course you understand that I really could not ask him to do anything for you, so it is most fortunate that you are away, and able to take care of yourself. If I had anything of my own I would be glad to help you, but I have nothing except what my husband gives me, and you could have had a richer husband than mine, you poor, misguided child.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "I shall never marry, " Margaret answered, in a small, pa- thetic voice, " but if it is ever possible I will send for you, dear, dear Giacinta, " and she arose and put her arms around the woman's neck, and kissed her motherly face.
As Giacinta was leaving Romilla Scotti entered and placed two letters upon the bed ; one was in Fauvel's handwriting, the other in Josephine's. Margaret opened her sister's first.
Dear Margaret: Mother is very ill. Do not be alarmed, it is just a bad case of nervou...s prostration. She is now in a Sanitarium, and it looks as if it might be weeks before she regains her strength. Dr. Parkham says she must give up all idea of ever going back to her pos'tion; and Phil, who has always objected to her doing anything, insists upon her making her home with us in future.
Of course you understand that I really could not ask him to do anything for you, so it is most fortunate that you are away, and able to take care of yourself. If I had anything of my own I would be glad to help you, but I have nothing except what my husband gives me, and you could have had a richer husband than mine, you poor, misguided child.
What to read after A Cry of Youth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cynthia Lombardi to read onlineMoreLess
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