A Strong Mans House
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(That was an omission Harold never forgave him. ) As for the girls, she knew they did not care whether their father existed or not. Ellen looked good-humoredly upon him as a political nobody, a religious hypocrite, an industrial charlatan and an artistic noodle. Evelyn always kept out of his way though he provided her with every luxury. He loved them both in his dull expressionless way. He loved 154 A STRONG MAN'S HOUSE them all, but he was bereft of lovable means of dem- onstration. They saw o...nly the material generosity of their father, which to them was large enough to cover a multitude of parental deficiencies.
When Lady Horton-Birkett thought of how the children stood to one another she derived no satis- faction. They all despised Harold, the one she had placed so much faith in. Robert scarcely knew them since he joined the army. He seldom came home. Fred had been away for the most part of eight years at school and the university. Ed was the only boy who showed the slightest affection for his parents and his home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(That was an omission Harold never forgave him. ) As for the girls, she knew they did not care whether their father existed or not. Ellen looked good-humoredly upon him as a political nobody, a religious hypocrite, an industrial charlatan and an artistic noodle. Evelyn always kept out of his way though he provided her with every luxury. He loved them both in his dull expressionless way. He loved 154 A STRONG MAN'S HOUSE them all, but he was bereft of lovable means of dem- onstration. They saw o...nly the material generosity of their father, which to them was large enough to cover a multitude of parental deficiencies.
When Lady Horton-Birkett thought of how the children stood to one another she derived no satis- faction. They all despised Harold, the one she had placed so much faith in. Robert scarcely knew them since he joined the army. He seldom came home. Fred had been away for the most part of eight years at school and the university. Ed was the only boy who showed the slightest affection for his parents and his home.
What to read after A Strong Mans House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Neilson, Francis, 1867- to read onlineMoreLess
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