Found Out a Story
Found Out a Story
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" " How is your father ? " " Better, but still very ill. " " Humph ! " grunted Squire Dalgety, " then why are you here ? " " I came to see a young lady, " said Jack, auda- ciously.
" And the young lady won't see you, " said the Squire, with another grunt of dissatisfaction ; u what have you been up to in town, young man ? " " Oh, nothing, sir, nothing ! " There was a slight flush on Jack's cheek, that seemed to belie his words, and the Squire shook his head.
" Dash wood's a fool, " he said, " t...o keep you so long apart; but I should have thought almost any man might have kept straight for the sake of a Kitty Dashwood. And I can't make that fellow out, " he added, nodding at Velasquez, who, with Katharine, was far ahead ; " he calls himself by a foreign name, and looks every inch a Fitzhugh. Yet Dashwood receives him, and lets the young people be together to their hearts' content. Is he afraid of the fellow ? " added the Squire, turning sharply, and fixing suspicious eyes on Jack.
The young man hesitated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " How is your father ? " " Better, but still very ill. " " Humph ! " grunted Squire Dalgety, " then why are you here ? " " I came to see a young lady, " said Jack, auda- ciously.
" And the young lady won't see you, " said the Squire, with another grunt of dissatisfaction ; u what have you been up to in town, young man ? " " Oh, nothing, sir, nothing ! " There was a slight flush on Jack's cheek, that seemed to belie his words, and the Squire shook his head.
" Dash wood's a fool, " he said, " t...o keep you so long apart; but I should have thought almost any man might have kept straight for the sake of a Kitty Dashwood. And I can't make that fellow out, " he added, nodding at Velasquez, who, with Katharine, was far ahead ; " he calls himself by a foreign name, and looks every inch a Fitzhugh. Yet Dashwood receives him, and lets the young people be together to their hearts' content. Is he afraid of the fellow ? " added the Squire, turning sharply, and fixing suspicious eyes on Jack.
The young man hesitated.
What to read after Found Out a Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Mathers to read onlineMoreLess
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