Alfred Hagart's Household
Alfred Hagart's Household
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Jack will show me the old pit some other Saturday.
!Eass me, mamma. Good-night" And Katy turned wearily round, and fell on slumber, and the bed-dothes were tenderly tudced in around her shoulders, and the twain looked in one another's £su»e silently.
Dr. Crooks came home at length, and found Jack wail- ing for him. It was Saturday night, and the worthy man would gladly have rested from his week's labor, have had a little supper, a quiet chat with his maiden sister who kept house for him, or ...have accompanied h^ piano with his flute, or lost all weariness and care for an hour or two in a pleasant book before he went to bed.
He had been thinking of these mild pleasures before he came in, and it was with a smothered sigh he beheld the boy. He heard the message, asked one or two questions about Katy, and went into the lobby to procure a heavier stick and a warmer coat, for the late autumn evenings had become chill. He then took Jack's hand in his own, and chatting at intervals they proceeded through the streets, which, being Saturday night, were more crowded than usual.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^.
Jack will show me the old pit some other Saturday.
!Eass me, mamma. Good-night" And Katy turned wearily round, and fell on slumber, and the bed-dothes were tenderly tudced in around her shoulders, and the twain looked in one another's £su»e silently.
Dr. Crooks came home at length, and found Jack wail- ing for him. It was Saturday night, and the worthy man would gladly have rested from his week's labor, have had a little supper, a quiet chat with his maiden sister who kept house for him, or ...have accompanied h^ piano with his flute, or lost all weariness and care for an hour or two in a pleasant book before he went to bed.
He had been thinking of these mild pleasures before he came in, and it was with a smothered sigh he beheld the boy. He heard the message, asked one or two questions about Katy, and went into the lobby to procure a heavier stick and a warmer coat, for the late autumn evenings had become chill. He then took Jack's hand in his own, and chatting at intervals they proceeded through the streets, which, being Saturday night, were more crowded than usual.
What to read after Alfred Hagart's Household?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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