Celt And Saxon — Complete
Celt And Saxon — Complete
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'We are too poor at present to refuse the smallest help. ' 'And mine is about the smallest. ' 'I did not mean that, Mr. O'Donnell. ' 'But you'll have me?' 'Gladly. ' Captain Con applauded the final words between them. They had the genialring, though she accepted the wrong young man for but a shadow of theright sort of engagement.
This being settled, by the sudden combination of enthusiastic Irishimpulse and benevolent English scheming, she very considerately resignedherself to Mrs. Adister's le...ad and submitted herself to a furtherjolting in the unprogressive conversational coach with Colonel Adister, whose fault as a driver was not in avoiding beaten ways, but whippingwooden horses.
Evidently those two were little adapted to make the journey of lifetogether, though they were remarkably fine likenesses of a pair in thedead midway of the journey, Captain Con reflected, and he could havejumped at the thought of Patrick's cleverness: it was the one brightthing of the evening. There was a clear gain in it somewhere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'We are too poor at present to refuse the smallest help. ' 'And mine is about the smallest. ' 'I did not mean that, Mr. O'Donnell. ' 'But you'll have me?' 'Gladly. ' Captain Con applauded the final words between them. They had the genialring, though she accepted the wrong young man for but a shadow of theright sort of engagement.
This being settled, by the sudden combination of enthusiastic Irishimpulse and benevolent English scheming, she very considerately resignedherself to Mrs. Adister's le...ad and submitted herself to a furtherjolting in the unprogressive conversational coach with Colonel Adister, whose fault as a driver was not in avoiding beaten ways, but whippingwooden horses.
Evidently those two were little adapted to make the journey of lifetogether, though they were remarkably fine likenesses of a pair in thedead midway of the journey, Captain Con reflected, and he could havejumped at the thought of Patrick's cleverness: it was the one brightthing of the evening. There was a clear gain in it somewhere.
What to read after Celt And Saxon — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meredith George to read onlineMoreLess
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