A Knight of the Nets
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He wasfast growing into a real selfish man. " "_Toots!_ Every one in love--men or women--are as selfish as they canbe. The whole round world only holds two folk: their own self, andanother. I would like to have a bit of chat before long, that did notset itself to love-making and marrying. " "Goodness, Mother! You have not chatted much with me lately aboutlove-making and marrying. Andrew's trouble has filled the house, andyou have hardly said a word about poor Jamie, who never gave either ofus a... heartache. I wonder where he is to-day!" Janet thought a moment and then answered: "He would leave New York forScotland, last Saturday. 'T is Wednesday morning now, and he will maybereach Glasgow next Tuesday. Then it will not take him many hours tofind himself in Pittendurie. " "I doubt it. He will not be let come and go as he wants to. It wouldnot be reasonable. He will have to obey orders. And when he gets off, it will be a kind of favour. A steamboat and a fishing-boat are twodifferent things, Mother, forbye, Jamie is but a new hand, and willhave his way to win.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wasfast growing into a real selfish man. " "_Toots!_ Every one in love--men or women--are as selfish as they canbe. The whole round world only holds two folk: their own self, andanother. I would like to have a bit of chat before long, that did notset itself to love-making and marrying. " "Goodness, Mother! You have not chatted much with me lately aboutlove-making and marrying. Andrew's trouble has filled the house, andyou have hardly said a word about poor Jamie, who never gave either ofus a... heartache. I wonder where he is to-day!" Janet thought a moment and then answered: "He would leave New York forScotland, last Saturday. 'T is Wednesday morning now, and he will maybereach Glasgow next Tuesday. Then it will not take him many hours tofind himself in Pittendurie. " "I doubt it. He will not be let come and go as he wants to. It wouldnot be reasonable. He will have to obey orders. And when he gets off, it will be a kind of favour. A steamboat and a fishing-boat are twodifferent things, Mother, forbye, Jamie is but a new hand, and willhave his way to win.
What to read after A Knight of the Nets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barr, Amelia Edith Huddleston, 1831-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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