Gladys, the Reaper
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It was shortly after the arrival at Plas Abertewey that Owen and Gladyssimultaneously left the farm, and we find the former on that samemorning, standing at a little distance from this residence of his sisterand Howel, surveying it, and ruminating on the family fortunes.
'Well done, Howel, ' he said to himself; 'if money hasn't done somethingfor you, I don't know for whom it has done anything. I declare I willtry and make some myself, and come back and marry Gladys in spite of theworld. ' Then ...he began to ask himself, whether it was kind and brotherly to passby his only sister's door without saying good-bye to her, and whetherhis father had any right to expect all her relations to give her up, because he chose to do so? His reflections were suddenly cut short bythe appearance of Howel and another gentleman, bound, apparently, on afishing expedition.
'Owen, come at last!' cried Howel, hastening up to him with great goodwill. 'Better late than never. I am very glad to see you, so will beNetta.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was shortly after the arrival at Plas Abertewey that Owen and Gladyssimultaneously left the farm, and we find the former on that samemorning, standing at a little distance from this residence of his sisterand Howel, surveying it, and ruminating on the family fortunes.
'Well done, Howel, ' he said to himself; 'if money hasn't done somethingfor you, I don't know for whom it has done anything. I declare I willtry and make some myself, and come back and marry Gladys in spite of theworld. ' Then ...he began to ask himself, whether it was kind and brotherly to passby his only sister's door without saying good-bye to her, and whetherhis father had any right to expect all her relations to give her up, because he chose to do so? His reflections were suddenly cut short bythe appearance of Howel and another gentleman, bound, apparently, on afishing expedition.
'Owen, come at last!' cried Howel, hastening up to him with great goodwill. 'Better late than never. I am very glad to see you, so will beNetta.
What to read after Gladys, the Reaper?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beale Anne to read onlineMoreLess
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