Doctor Hathern's Daughters. a Story of Virginia, in Four Parts
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"■ Don't you go anigh, nor make a speck of noise, for dis is a solemn occasion," she said to Rachel, restraining her in every way and herself walking in her stocking feet lest she should disturb the couple, who would scarcely have heard a cannon had it been fired in the lane.
Leading Annie to the couch where he could hold her in liis arms better than if she sat in one chair and he in another, Jack told his love in a straightforward way and asked her to be his wife.
" I cannot offer you the same... kind of love I gave to Fanny, " he said. " That began in my boyhood and was like the fruit which ripens early, with a blight upon it.
You know how it died, but not how dead it is, or how another more healthful love has sprung up for the dear little girl who was always better suited to me than Fanny.
Lon't speak yet," he continued, as he saw Annie about JACK AND ANNIE. 359 to protest. "I have had time to think it over among the Rockies; — on the plains and prairies of the west and un- der the southern skies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"■ Don't you go anigh, nor make a speck of noise, for dis is a solemn occasion," she said to Rachel, restraining her in every way and herself walking in her stocking feet lest she should disturb the couple, who would scarcely have heard a cannon had it been fired in the lane.
Leading Annie to the couch where he could hold her in liis arms better than if she sat in one chair and he in another, Jack told his love in a straightforward way and asked her to be his wife.
" I cannot offer you the same... kind of love I gave to Fanny, " he said. " That began in my boyhood and was like the fruit which ripens early, with a blight upon it.
You know how it died, but not how dead it is, or how another more healthful love has sprung up for the dear little girl who was always better suited to me than Fanny.
Lon't speak yet," he continued, as he saw Annie about JACK AND ANNIE. 359 to protest. "I have had time to think it over among the Rockies; — on the plains and prairies of the west and un- der the southern skies.
What to read after Doctor Hathern's Daughters. a Story of Virginia, in Four Parts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holmes Mary Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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