Anna Clayton Or the Mothers Trial a Tale of Real Life
Anna Clayton Or the Mothers Trial a Tale of Real Life
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24 and he could with difficulty restrain himself from fulling on the boy's neck, to weep with him in his misery. From that moment the orphans' cause became his own, and with heart and soul he entered into all their plans, proving himself a friend indeed to the friendless, and cheering Charlie on through trials and sufferings, by ever pointing to a golden future as the requital for all these woes.
Ralph's perplexity increased each day, as a thousand new schemes were planned and rejected by him a...nd Marguerite, while still the burden seemed resting on them.
" We must try to be patient, " Marguerite would say to him ; " such a daring feat as ours requires time, as well as the most careful management. I do not doubt we shall accomplish it; but it may be months, and even years, hence. " " 0, dear, dear, and my birdie feelin' so dreffully ! I tell ye, she can't stan' it, no way. " And Ralph would run off to conceal his agitation.
One day he came to Marguerite, with a very serious air, and asked her to bring him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
24 and he could with difficulty restrain himself from fulling on the boy's neck, to weep with him in his misery. From that moment the orphans' cause became his own, and with heart and soul he entered into all their plans, proving himself a friend indeed to the friendless, and cheering Charlie on through trials and sufferings, by ever pointing to a golden future as the requital for all these woes.
Ralph's perplexity increased each day, as a thousand new schemes were planned and rejected by him a...nd Marguerite, while still the burden seemed resting on them.
" We must try to be patient, " Marguerite would say to him ; " such a daring feat as ours requires time, as well as the most careful management. I do not doubt we shall accomplish it; but it may be months, and even years, hence. " " 0, dear, dear, and my birdie feelin' so dreffully ! I tell ye, she can't stan' it, no way. " And Ralph would run off to conceal his agitation.
One day he came to Marguerite, with a very serious air, and asked her to bring him.
What to read after Anna Clayton Or the Mothers Trial a Tale of Real Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Marion Dimmick to read onlineMoreLess
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