Bracken
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You will go for Margaret, bring her back, we shall have peace for a few days, or a few hours, and then the creature will begin to rave again. Margaret must not live here, " she said decidedly. " Find a home for her, let her be kept under restraint until she is cured or dead — I'm not heartless, Theodore. The girl is a terror to me and a danger to both of us. " " The question of heartlessness we will not discuss/' replied her brother, frowning. " That you are foolish is a fact. Women mostly are.... If they had to be saved by logic few would find redemption. I insist upon being happy to-day ; it is a month since I had the privilege. As for this pessimism I hate and abhor it. " " I am not a pessimist. " " A gloomy optimist, then. Margaret has come back, and she shall remain. We will surround her with flowers and soft music, " he said fantastically. " Look you, little sister, at these last two words, ' marriage suggested. ' There you have a spell to scatter your tenebrous doctrines. Sacharissa shall be further sweetened by matrimony ; every impediment shall be swept away ; she shall have her mind's desire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You will go for Margaret, bring her back, we shall have peace for a few days, or a few hours, and then the creature will begin to rave again. Margaret must not live here, " she said decidedly. " Find a home for her, let her be kept under restraint until she is cured or dead — I'm not heartless, Theodore. The girl is a terror to me and a danger to both of us. " " The question of heartlessness we will not discuss/' replied her brother, frowning. " That you are foolish is a fact. Women mostly are.... If they had to be saved by logic few would find redemption. I insist upon being happy to-day ; it is a month since I had the privilege. As for this pessimism I hate and abhor it. " " I am not a pessimist. " " A gloomy optimist, then. Margaret has come back, and she shall remain. We will surround her with flowers and soft music, " he said fantastically. " Look you, little sister, at these last two words, ' marriage suggested. ' There you have a spell to scatter your tenebrous doctrines. Sacharissa shall be further sweetened by matrimony ; every impediment shall be swept away ; she shall have her mind's desire.
What to read after Bracken?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernest George Henham to read onlineMoreLess
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