A Daughter of the South, And Shorter Stories
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Perhaps I may write one good, short story, publish it in the Cosmos, and then expire of pride. But I don't even promise that " " Promise only to enchant me as you do now, forever," said the irrelevant young man, with deplorable impetuosity. Nora's heart gave a great rejoicing bound. She did not believe her ears. He was outrageous, deserving of instant punishment. Her over- powering desire was to jump up and run out of the rootn. But she did nothing of the kind.
14° A THORN IN HIS CUSHION.
Dale ...went back to town glorified. The "thorn in his cushion " had been made to blossom like a rose.
As far as heard from, Nora has never be- come a contributor to the Cosmos magazine, unless, perhaps, indirectly — a state of things seeming to give equal satisfaction to all concerned.
MR. CLENDENNING PIPER.
Mr. Clendenning Piper will be remem- bered as the aspirant to fashion who, ap- pearing at one or two places of summer resort a few years since, the proprietor of a well-set-up four-in-hand, spilt vari- ous confiding parties of guests, sprained the ankles of at least three women, and reduced several promising young dudes to the condition of football cham- pions after a prize match, before pub- lic opinion prevailed on him to lay the ribbons down and part with his outfit at such price as it would fetch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps I may write one good, short story, publish it in the Cosmos, and then expire of pride. But I don't even promise that " " Promise only to enchant me as you do now, forever," said the irrelevant young man, with deplorable impetuosity. Nora's heart gave a great rejoicing bound. She did not believe her ears. He was outrageous, deserving of instant punishment. Her over- powering desire was to jump up and run out of the rootn. But she did nothing of the kind.
14° A THORN IN HIS CUSHION.
Dale ...went back to town glorified. The "thorn in his cushion " had been made to blossom like a rose.
As far as heard from, Nora has never be- come a contributor to the Cosmos magazine, unless, perhaps, indirectly — a state of things seeming to give equal satisfaction to all concerned.
MR. CLENDENNING PIPER.
Mr. Clendenning Piper will be remem- bered as the aspirant to fashion who, ap- pearing at one or two places of summer resort a few years since, the proprietor of a well-set-up four-in-hand, spilt vari- ous confiding parties of guests, sprained the ankles of at least three women, and reduced several promising young dudes to the condition of football cham- pions after a prize match, before pub- lic opinion prevailed on him to lay the ribbons down and part with his outfit at such price as it would fetch.
What to read after A Daughter of the South, And Shorter Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harrison, Burton, Mrs., 1843-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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