Fathers Coming Home a Tale
Fathers Coming Home a Tale
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Malcolm knew him too, He had been anxious for the prize, she allowed ; it was to please his father ; and she knew that he had been vexed at losing his place in geography; but for her husband's son to have acted as Hugh was suspected to have acted was manifestly impossible. Mr. Malcolm was very kind and considerate, but he appeared to Mary Christie's eyes to be inclined to sympa- thize, and sympathy was what she did not wish for just then from him. He told her that it had been repeated to him th...at Hugh did not wish to return to the school until he should have been cleared that of course, as this had not been said in school, he could take no further notice of it than to say that he hoped she would use her influence to prevent his carrying out his desire, as he felt it might be most injurious to the boy himself, as well as, by example, to others. Mary Christie answered respectfully but sorrowfully that she did not know what to say that she felt most gratefully all the kindness her children had received and the ex- ceeding value of the instruction given at the schools, but that it would be very hard for her DIFFICULTIES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Malcolm knew him too, He had been anxious for the prize, she allowed ; it was to please his father ; and she knew that he had been vexed at losing his place in geography; but for her husband's son to have acted as Hugh was suspected to have acted was manifestly impossible. Mr. Malcolm was very kind and considerate, but he appeared to Mary Christie's eyes to be inclined to sympa- thize, and sympathy was what she did not wish for just then from him. He told her that it had been repeated to him th...at Hugh did not wish to return to the school until he should have been cleared that of course, as this had not been said in school, he could take no further notice of it than to say that he hoped she would use her influence to prevent his carrying out his desire, as he felt it might be most injurious to the boy himself, as well as, by example, to others. Mary Christie answered respectfully but sorrowfully that she did not know what to say that she felt most gratefully all the kindness her children had received and the ex- ceeding value of the instruction given at the schools, but that it would be very hard for her DIFFICULTIES.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E S Emily Steele Elliott to read onlineMoreLess
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