Aunt Janes Nieces At Millville
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But often his outbreaks areunpleasant to listen to, " continued the girl, deprecatingly, as ifsuddenly conscious that they had overheard the recent uproar.
"Has he been--this way--for long?" inquired Louise.
"His mind has been erratic and unbalanced since I can remember, "answered Ethel, calmly, "but he first became violent at the time CaptainWegg died, some three years ago. Grandfather was very fond of theCaptain, and happened to be with him at the time of his sudden death. The shock drove him... mad. " "Was he paralyzed before that time?" asked Louise, earnestly.
"No; but the paralysis followed almost immediately. The doctor says thata blood vessel which burst in the brain is responsible for bothafflictions. " The pause that followed was growing awkward when Uncle John said, withan evident effort to change the subject: "This is a fine old homestead. " "It is, indeed, " responded Ethel, brightly, "and it enjoys thedistinction of being one of the first houses built in the foothills. Mygreat-grandfather was really the first settler in these parts andoriginally located his cabin where the mill now stands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But often his outbreaks areunpleasant to listen to, " continued the girl, deprecatingly, as ifsuddenly conscious that they had overheard the recent uproar.
"Has he been--this way--for long?" inquired Louise.
"His mind has been erratic and unbalanced since I can remember, "answered Ethel, calmly, "but he first became violent at the time CaptainWegg died, some three years ago. Grandfather was very fond of theCaptain, and happened to be with him at the time of his sudden death. The shock drove him... mad. " "Was he paralyzed before that time?" asked Louise, earnestly.
"No; but the paralysis followed almost immediately. The doctor says thata blood vessel which burst in the brain is responsible for bothafflictions. " The pause that followed was growing awkward when Uncle John said, withan evident effort to change the subject: "This is a fine old homestead. " "It is, indeed, " responded Ethel, brightly, "and it enjoys thedistinction of being one of the first houses built in the foothills. Mygreat-grandfather was really the first settler in these parts andoriginally located his cabin where the mill now stands.
What to read after Aunt Janes Nieces At Millville?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Van Dyne to read onlineMoreLess
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