A Question of Damages
A Question of Damages
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Mortimer Frenk was once more free from the marriage yoke. And now his lonely heart went back with sorrowful yearnings to the love which his life with a haughty and selfish woman had taught him how to prize. What hindered him from hastening to Lucy (after a decent period of 62 A QUESTION OF DAMAGES mourning) and atoning for past wrongs by giving her the once promised hand and the heart he could truly say had all along been more hers than ever any other's? How much he may have been influenced by ...the fact that his $15, 000 had pre- ceded him in that direction, a conscientious his- torian can but vaguely surmise.
*' O MORTIMER ! " 6^ XIII *' O MORTIMER ! WHY DIDN'T YOU COME TO ME SO? " Thus it happened that on a pleasant June day of 1862 Mortimer Frenk once more stepped from the train at Camp Creek and walked with nervous steps to the house he knew so well. He was a much changed man. His black hair and side whiskers were sprinkled with gray. His face had a worn and haggard, weary-worldly expression.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mortimer Frenk was once more free from the marriage yoke. And now his lonely heart went back with sorrowful yearnings to the love which his life with a haughty and selfish woman had taught him how to prize. What hindered him from hastening to Lucy (after a decent period of 62 A QUESTION OF DAMAGES mourning) and atoning for past wrongs by giving her the once promised hand and the heart he could truly say had all along been more hers than ever any other's? How much he may have been influenced by ...the fact that his $15, 000 had pre- ceded him in that direction, a conscientious his- torian can but vaguely surmise.
*' O MORTIMER ! " 6^ XIII *' O MORTIMER ! WHY DIDN'T YOU COME TO ME SO? " Thus it happened that on a pleasant June day of 1862 Mortimer Frenk once more stepped from the train at Camp Creek and walked with nervous steps to the house he knew so well. He was a much changed man. His black hair and side whiskers were sprinkled with gray. His face had a worn and haggard, weary-worldly expression.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J T John Townsend Trowbridge to read onlineMoreLess
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