First Impressions, Or, Hints to Those Who Would Make Home Happy
First Impressions, Or, Hints to Those Who Would Make Home Happy
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He was told that the master of the house was at home, and he was told so by a servant ; for he had lately been ushered into a vacant parlor whenever he called, and sometimes permitted to remain some time alone before any one ap- peared. At last Mr. Mason entered the room, and shook him slightly by the hand, while his eye was fixed upon some distant object, and his voice uttered only the conunon-place ex- pressions of a casual acquaintance.
And Owen was in a state of mind to under- stand and fee...l all this ; but he nerved himself nevertheless for the occasion, and answered in a manner suited to the reception his friend thought fit to give him.
'* Perhaps you are engaged this morning V* said Owen, in a tone of inquiry.
" I am a little occupied," replied Mr. Mason, looking at his watch ; " but the hour is early, and I dare say I shall have time to finish my letters for the post." •* I would not detain you," resumed Owen, *' but that there is a subject of some importance to me, on which I wish to exchange a few words with you ; and as you are yourself deeply im- plicated, it is but right that you should bear with me, if I speak of truths which you may not like to hear." d by Google HRST IMPRESSIONS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was told that the master of the house was at home, and he was told so by a servant ; for he had lately been ushered into a vacant parlor whenever he called, and sometimes permitted to remain some time alone before any one ap- peared. At last Mr. Mason entered the room, and shook him slightly by the hand, while his eye was fixed upon some distant object, and his voice uttered only the conunon-place ex- pressions of a casual acquaintance.
And Owen was in a state of mind to under- stand and fee...l all this ; but he nerved himself nevertheless for the occasion, and answered in a manner suited to the reception his friend thought fit to give him.
'* Perhaps you are engaged this morning V* said Owen, in a tone of inquiry.
" I am a little occupied," replied Mr. Mason, looking at his watch ; " but the hour is early, and I dare say I shall have time to finish my letters for the post." •* I would not detain you," resumed Owen, *' but that there is a subject of some importance to me, on which I wish to exchange a few words with you ; and as you are yourself deeply im- plicated, it is but right that you should bear with me, if I speak of truths which you may not like to hear." d by Google HRST IMPRESSIONS.
What to read after First Impressions, Or, Hints to Those Who Would Make Home Happy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Stickney Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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