Complete March Family Trilogy
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Mandel, but her father looked up from his plateand listened. Mela went on: "I don't know what's made the fellow quitcomun'. But he was an aggravatun' thing, and no more dependable thanwater. It's just like Air. Fulkerson said, if he thinks you want himhe'll take a pleasure in not lettun' you have him. I reckon that'swhat's the matter with Christine. I believe in my heart the girl 'll dieif she don't git him. " Mela went on to eat her breakfast with her own good appetite. She nowalways came down... to keep her father company, as she said, and she didher best to cheer and comfort him. At least she kept the talk going, andshe had it nearly all to herself, for Mrs. Mandel was now merely stayingon provisionally, and, in the absence of any regrets or excuses fromChristine, was looking ruefully forward to the moment when she mustleave even this ungentle home for the chances of the ruder worldoutside.
The old man said nothing at table, but, when Mela went up to see if shecould do anything for Christine, he asked Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mandel, but her father looked up from his plateand listened. Mela went on: "I don't know what's made the fellow quitcomun'. But he was an aggravatun' thing, and no more dependable thanwater. It's just like Air. Fulkerson said, if he thinks you want himhe'll take a pleasure in not lettun' you have him. I reckon that'swhat's the matter with Christine. I believe in my heart the girl 'll dieif she don't git him. " Mela went on to eat her breakfast with her own good appetite. She nowalways came down... to keep her father company, as she said, and she didher best to cheer and comfort him. At least she kept the talk going, andshe had it nearly all to herself, for Mrs. Mandel was now merely stayingon provisionally, and, in the absence of any regrets or excuses fromChristine, was looking ruefully forward to the moment when she mustleave even this ungentle home for the chances of the ruder worldoutside.
The old man said nothing at table, but, when Mela went up to see if shecould do anything for Christine, he asked Mrs.
What to read after Complete March Family Trilogy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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