Fenton's Quest
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"Is there no other way?" Ellen asked at last, in a plaintive despairingtone; "no other way, father?" "None, " growled William Carley. "You needn't ask me that question again;there is no other way; you can get me out of my difficulties if youchoose. I should never have been so venturesome as I was, if I hadn'tmade sure my daughter would soon be a rich woman. You can save me if youlike, or you can hold-off and let me go to prison. There's no goodpreaching about it or arguing about it; you've got ...the choice and youmust make it. Most young women in your place would think themselvesuncommon lucky to have such a chance as you've got, instead of making atrouble about it, let alone being able to get their father out of ascrape. But you're your own mistress, and you must do as you please. " "Let me have time to think, " the girl pleaded piteously; "let me haveonly a little time to think, father. And you do believe that I'm sorryfor you, don't you?" she asked, kneeling beside him and clasping hisunwilling hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Is there no other way?" Ellen asked at last, in a plaintive despairingtone; "no other way, father?" "None, " growled William Carley. "You needn't ask me that question again;there is no other way; you can get me out of my difficulties if youchoose. I should never have been so venturesome as I was, if I hadn'tmade sure my daughter would soon be a rich woman. You can save me if youlike, or you can hold-off and let me go to prison. There's no goodpreaching about it or arguing about it; you've got ...the choice and youmust make it. Most young women in your place would think themselvesuncommon lucky to have such a chance as you've got, instead of making atrouble about it, let alone being able to get their father out of ascrape. But you're your own mistress, and you must do as you please. " "Let me have time to think, " the girl pleaded piteously; "let me haveonly a little time to think, father. And you do believe that I'm sorryfor you, don't you?" she asked, kneeling beside him and clasping hisunwilling hand.
What to read after Fenton's Quest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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