Bred in the Bone
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I did not know he ever came so far out of hisproper latitude as this. " "He's seen before great storms, however, " said Trevethick; "you ask thecoast-guard men, and hear what _they_ say. There's many a craft has putout to her from Gethin, and come quite close, so that a man might almostreach her with a boat-hook, and then, all of a sudden, there is nothingto be seen but the big waves. " John Trevethick had more to say to the same effect, to which Richardlistened with attentive courtesy; while a...t the same time he held to thesame skeptical view entertained by Solomon. Thus he won the good opinionof both men; and of that of the girl he felt already assured. Hescarcely ever addressed himself to Harry, and as much as possibleavoided gazing at her. If the idea of his paying any serious attentionto her had ever been put into her father's mind, the intelligence thathe had been the friend and guest of Carew's had been probably sufficientto dissipate it: the social position which that fact implied seemed tomake it out of the question that he should be Harry's suitor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I did not know he ever came so far out of hisproper latitude as this. " "He's seen before great storms, however, " said Trevethick; "you ask thecoast-guard men, and hear what _they_ say. There's many a craft has putout to her from Gethin, and come quite close, so that a man might almostreach her with a boat-hook, and then, all of a sudden, there is nothingto be seen but the big waves. " John Trevethick had more to say to the same effect, to which Richardlistened with attentive courtesy; while a...t the same time he held to thesame skeptical view entertained by Solomon. Thus he won the good opinionof both men; and of that of the girl he felt already assured. Hescarcely ever addressed himself to Harry, and as much as possibleavoided gazing at her. If the idea of his paying any serious attentionto her had ever been put into her father's mind, the intelligence thathe had been the friend and guest of Carew's had been probably sufficientto dissipate it: the social position which that fact implied seemed tomake it out of the question that he should be Harry's suitor.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Payn, James, 1830-1898 to read onlineMoreLess
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