Frank's Campaign
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He had seldom passed two hours so pleas- antly. At half past nine, he rose, and said half re- gretfully, "I wish you were going to live in the vil- lage this winter, Mr. Morton." The young man smiled. "Such is my intention, Frank," he said, quietly.
FRANK'S CAMPAIGN "Shall you stay?" said Frank, joyfully.
"I should prefer a quieter boarding-place. Can you recommend one?" Frank hesitated.
"If we lived nearer the village/' Frank began, and stopped abruptly.
"Half a mile would be no objection to m...e. As I don't think you will find it unpleasant, Frank, I will authorize you to offer your mother five dollars a week for a room and a seat at her table." "I am quite sure she would be willing, Mr. Morton, but I am afraid we should not live well enough to suit you. And I don't think you ought to pay so much as five dollars a week." "Leave that to me, Frank. My main object is to obtain a pleasant home; and that I am sure I should find at your house." "Thank you, sir," said Frank; "I will mention it to my mother, and let you know in the course of to- CHAPTER X A SHADE OP MYSTERY Frank found little difficulty in persuading his' mother to accept young Morton's proposition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had seldom passed two hours so pleas- antly. At half past nine, he rose, and said half re- gretfully, "I wish you were going to live in the vil- lage this winter, Mr. Morton." The young man smiled. "Such is my intention, Frank," he said, quietly.
FRANK'S CAMPAIGN "Shall you stay?" said Frank, joyfully.
"I should prefer a quieter boarding-place. Can you recommend one?" Frank hesitated.
"If we lived nearer the village/' Frank began, and stopped abruptly.
"Half a mile would be no objection to m...e. As I don't think you will find it unpleasant, Frank, I will authorize you to offer your mother five dollars a week for a room and a seat at her table." "I am quite sure she would be willing, Mr. Morton, but I am afraid we should not live well enough to suit you. And I don't think you ought to pay so much as five dollars a week." "Leave that to me, Frank. My main object is to obtain a pleasant home; and that I am sure I should find at your house." "Thank you, sir," said Frank; "I will mention it to my mother, and let you know in the course of to- CHAPTER X A SHADE OP MYSTERY Frank found little difficulty in persuading his' mother to accept young Morton's proposition.
What to read after Frank's Campaign?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alger Horatio to read onlineMoreLess
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