American Push
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' You would slowly realize, again, my dear son, " But here Clarimond ventured an interruption. He had borne much from his mother in the past ; he was prepared to bear much from her in the future, 136 American PUS I). Since already it had grown clear to him that she had arrived with the intent of a permanent sojourn. But just now, notwithstanding that late effort at self-con- trol which had resulted so successfully, the King once more felt his nerves in danger of tumult. He had never behaved to ...his mother with the faintest lack of respectful gallantry ; he was, indeed, incapable of any act toward her except one of gentleness and toleration, no matter how exacting or imperious might have been her own attitude. Nevertheless, he had in readiness at his mental command a certain quiet yet cogent force of repulsion which his great position made it not seldom requisite for him to employ, and which he did not hesitate to employ now. "My dear mother, " he said, bending over her hand and touching it lightly with his lips, "you surely must be fatigued with your journey ; and if you will permit, I will send to yon your women.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' You would slowly realize, again, my dear son, " But here Clarimond ventured an interruption. He had borne much from his mother in the past ; he was prepared to bear much from her in the future, 136 American PUS I). Since already it had grown clear to him that she had arrived with the intent of a permanent sojourn. But just now, notwithstanding that late effort at self-con- trol which had resulted so successfully, the King once more felt his nerves in danger of tumult. He had never behaved to ...his mother with the faintest lack of respectful gallantry ; he was, indeed, incapable of any act toward her except one of gentleness and toleration, no matter how exacting or imperious might have been her own attitude. Nevertheless, he had in readiness at his mental command a certain quiet yet cogent force of repulsion which his great position made it not seldom requisite for him to employ, and which he did not hesitate to employ now. "My dear mother, " he said, bending over her hand and touching it lightly with his lips, "you surely must be fatigued with your journey ; and if you will permit, I will send to yon your women.
What to read after American Push?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fawcett Edgar to read onlineMoreLess
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