Fair Harvard a Story of American College Life
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Grundy in her severest voice ; but we enjoy keeping that censorious duenna in suspense.
"What a cheerful fire you have!" continued the girl, looking around the room. "See how the light leaps over the beams in the ceiling, and plays hide-and-go-seek in the carvings of your book-cases. What a clever idea of yours, that picture is !" and she pointed to a painting of Went worth s new room in Massachusetts Hall, in which the photographs of his friends had been ingeniously set.
"Where can mother and ...Amy be !" she added, with- an impatience that gratified Propriety more than her other hearer. "How did we get separated from them? Is it not too provoking ? What a charming song your iriend, Mr.
Fair Harvard. 215 Ayres, sang at the conceit ; it has always been a favorite of mine : My soul I bid thee answer, How are love s marvels wrought, Two hearts to one pulse beating, Two spirits to one thought.
And tell me how love cometh, It comes unsought, unsent ; And tell me how love goeth, It was not love that went.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Grundy in her severest voice ; but we enjoy keeping that censorious duenna in suspense.
"What a cheerful fire you have!" continued the girl, looking around the room. "See how the light leaps over the beams in the ceiling, and plays hide-and-go-seek in the carvings of your book-cases. What a clever idea of yours, that picture is !" and she pointed to a painting of Went worth s new room in Massachusetts Hall, in which the photographs of his friends had been ingeniously set.
"Where can mother and ...Amy be !" she added, with- an impatience that gratified Propriety more than her other hearer. "How did we get separated from them? Is it not too provoking ? What a charming song your iriend, Mr.
Fair Harvard. 215 Ayres, sang at the conceit ; it has always been a favorite of mine : My soul I bid thee answer, How are love s marvels wrought, Two hearts to one pulse beating, Two spirits to one thought.
And tell me how love cometh, It comes unsought, unsent ; And tell me how love goeth, It was not love that went.
What to read after Fair Harvard a Story of American College Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Tucker Washburn to read onlineMoreLess
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