Crsus's Widow : a Novel 1
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But he knew where to stop. Stories about him — • stories not pleasant to hear or to write about — reached his adoring mother's ears, and the poor woman was so shocked that she retired to bed,.
and lay there weeping in bitter distress. Then James promised to reform. He would be called *' Puck " no longer ; he would give up dubious acquaintances, and he would marry some lucky girl, and make her a good husband.
It was at this period of his life that the re- forming "Puck" enumerated his advantages..., and decided that no girl would refuse him.
'* And I'll have the j^rettiest girl about here," he told his mother. " I'll have Nellie Blythe."* Mrs. Saunders made no objection to his CRCESUS'S WIDOW. 107 choice. The Blythes were respectable people ; Miss Blythe was an exemplary young woman, and Nellie was a very pretty girl, against whom JMrs. Saunders had never heard a word.
"Your dear father," she told James, "at- tended the Major when he first settled here, and always spoke of him with respect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But he knew where to stop. Stories about him — • stories not pleasant to hear or to write about — reached his adoring mother's ears, and the poor woman was so shocked that she retired to bed,.
and lay there weeping in bitter distress. Then James promised to reform. He would be called *' Puck " no longer ; he would give up dubious acquaintances, and he would marry some lucky girl, and make her a good husband.
It was at this period of his life that the re- forming "Puck" enumerated his advantages..., and decided that no girl would refuse him.
'* And I'll have the j^rettiest girl about here," he told his mother. " I'll have Nellie Blythe."* Mrs. Saunders made no objection to his CRCESUS'S WIDOW. 107 choice. The Blythes were respectable people ; Miss Blythe was an exemplary young woman, and Nellie was a very pretty girl, against whom JMrs. Saunders had never heard a word.
"Your dear father," she told James, "at- tended the Major when he first settled here, and always spoke of him with respect.
What to read after Crsus's Widow : a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Russell, Dora to read onlineMoreLess
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