Fudge Doings : Being Tony Fudge's Record of the Same, in Fourty Chapters 2
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Some new scheme must be set on foot. That scheme speedily suggested itself to the ambitious mind of Mr. Quid. It was a capi- tal one ; and if effective, would utterly over-reach the designing Blimmer.
Young Mr. Quid is called into consultation. The father explains to him with parental anxiety the diflBculties of their position, and the deceit practised upon them by the proprietor of the Blimmersville estates.
" There is one way," pursued the old gentleman, " of getting out of the scrape, Adolph...us." Adolphus listens eagerly.
" It depends upon you, Adolphus." Adolphus looks surprised.
" My son, you must marry Kitty Fleming 1" and the old gentleman speaks (as fathers are apt to speak in such circumstances) as if the self-denial involved in the sacrifice would be altogether on the son's part. A jury of the lady-admirers of the expectant Adolphus, would, I am sure have enter- tained the same opinion.
Adolphus said — what I shall not write down.
"But she is pretty," urged the old gentle- man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some new scheme must be set on foot. That scheme speedily suggested itself to the ambitious mind of Mr. Quid. It was a capi- tal one ; and if effective, would utterly over-reach the designing Blimmer.
Young Mr. Quid is called into consultation. The father explains to him with parental anxiety the diflBculties of their position, and the deceit practised upon them by the proprietor of the Blimmersville estates.
" There is one way," pursued the old gentleman, " of getting out of the scrape, Adolph...us." Adolphus listens eagerly.
" It depends upon you, Adolphus." Adolphus looks surprised.
" My son, you must marry Kitty Fleming 1" and the old gentleman speaks (as fathers are apt to speak in such circumstances) as if the self-denial involved in the sacrifice would be altogether on the son's part. A jury of the lady-admirers of the expectant Adolphus, would, I am sure have enter- tained the same opinion.
Adolphus said — what I shall not write down.
"But she is pretty," urged the old gentle- man.
What to read after Fudge Doings : Being Tony Fudge's Record of the Same, in Fourty Chapters 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell, Donald Grant, 1822-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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