For Love And Life
For Love And Life
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I J, ^ 82 FOR LOVE AND LIFE.
room day, " cried Harry, half conscious of this very distinct commentary upon his words. "Never mind, I'll tell the gardener. I suppose there are heaps more. " "How delightful to have heaps more!" said Margaret. "I don't think poor folk should ever be brought into such fairy places. I used to think my- self so lucky with a half-a-dozen plants. " "Then you are fond of flowers'?" said Harry.
What woman, nay, what civilised person of the present age, ever made but one ...answer to such a question? There are a few people left in the world, and only a few, who still dare to say they are not fond of music; but fond of flowers!
"I do so wish you would let me keep you supplied, " said Harry, eagerly. "Trouble! it would be the very reverse of trouble; it would be the very greatest pleasure — and I could do it so easily — " "Are you a cultivator, then?" said Margaret, "a great florist?" she said it with a half-consciousness of the absurdity, yet half deceived by his earnest- ness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I J, ^ 82 FOR LOVE AND LIFE.
room day, " cried Harry, half conscious of this very distinct commentary upon his words. "Never mind, I'll tell the gardener. I suppose there are heaps more. " "How delightful to have heaps more!" said Margaret. "I don't think poor folk should ever be brought into such fairy places. I used to think my- self so lucky with a half-a-dozen plants. " "Then you are fond of flowers'?" said Harry.
What woman, nay, what civilised person of the present age, ever made but one ...answer to such a question? There are a few people left in the world, and only a few, who still dare to say they are not fond of music; but fond of flowers!
"I do so wish you would let me keep you supplied, " said Harry, eagerly. "Trouble! it would be the very reverse of trouble; it would be the very greatest pleasure — and I could do it so easily — " "Are you a cultivator, then?" said Margaret, "a great florist?" she said it with a half-consciousness of the absurdity, yet half deceived by his earnest- ness.
What to read after For Love And Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliphant, Mrs. (Margaret), 1828-1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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