Bricks Without Straw
Bricks Without Straw
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And further, if any one speaksslightingly of her, I will resent it as if she were my wife, sohelp me God!" He turned upon his heel, and strode out of the room.
He had not once looked or spoken to the lady whose words had giventhe offense. The mother and cousin were overwhelmed with astonishmentat the intensity of the usually quiet and complaisant Hesden. MissHetty soon made excuses for returning to her home, and Mrs. Le Moynewaited in dull wonder for the revelation which the evening was tobring.... It seemed to her as if the world had lost its bearings andeverything must be afloat, now that Hesden had been so transformedas to speak thus harshly to the mother for whom his devotion hadbecome proverbial all the country around.
CHAPTER XLVIII.
THE PRICE OF HONOR.
When Hesden came to his mother's room that night, his countenancewore an unusually sad and thoughtful expression. His mother hadnot yet recovered from the shock of the morning's interview. Themore she thought of it, the less she could understand either hislanguage or his manner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And further, if any one speaksslightingly of her, I will resent it as if she were my wife, sohelp me God!" He turned upon his heel, and strode out of the room.
He had not once looked or spoken to the lady whose words had giventhe offense. The mother and cousin were overwhelmed with astonishmentat the intensity of the usually quiet and complaisant Hesden. MissHetty soon made excuses for returning to her home, and Mrs. Le Moynewaited in dull wonder for the revelation which the evening was tobring.... It seemed to her as if the world had lost its bearings andeverything must be afloat, now that Hesden had been so transformedas to speak thus harshly to the mother for whom his devotion hadbecome proverbial all the country around.
CHAPTER XLVIII.
THE PRICE OF HONOR.
When Hesden came to his mother's room that night, his countenancewore an unusually sad and thoughtful expression. His mother hadnot yet recovered from the shock of the morning's interview. Themore she thought of it, the less she could understand either hislanguage or his manner.
What to read after Bricks Without Straw?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albion Winegar Tourge to read onlineMoreLess
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