Go Forth And Find
Go Forth And Find
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" The first one which Bessie took up was from Helen, and Mrs. Gary, see- ing the eager look which came into her eyes, said: "Is that one which I may read to you? There are several in that handwriting. " Bessie hesitated for a moment, then said: "They are from my sister, and; if you please, dear Mrs. Gary, I will read them myself; at least, I will try. " "GO FORTH AND FIND. 143 Mrs. Gary looked over the let- ters, and, taking one, opened it and handed it to Bessie.
"This is the earliest one; you... may see if you can read it, " she said.
It was from New York and was only a line: "I sail to-morrow and I cannot put the ocean between us without asking you to pardon my cruel words to you. If you knew how wretched I am, you would forgive me. "H. " Bessie laid it down and sighed. She had not thought much of Helen's wretchedness, but had supposed that, no matter how much she had felt the charm of Ned's presence and of all that was peculiarly delightful about him, the knowledge that she was a married woman would have kept her heart whole.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The first one which Bessie took up was from Helen, and Mrs. Gary, see- ing the eager look which came into her eyes, said: "Is that one which I may read to you? There are several in that handwriting. " Bessie hesitated for a moment, then said: "They are from my sister, and; if you please, dear Mrs. Gary, I will read them myself; at least, I will try. " "GO FORTH AND FIND. 143 Mrs. Gary looked over the let- ters, and, taking one, opened it and handed it to Bessie.
"This is the earliest one; you... may see if you can read it, " she said.
It was from New York and was only a line: "I sail to-morrow and I cannot put the ocean between us without asking you to pardon my cruel words to you. If you knew how wretched I am, you would forgive me. "H. " Bessie laid it down and sighed. She had not thought much of Helen's wretchedness, but had supposed that, no matter how much she had felt the charm of Ned's presence and of all that was peculiarly delightful about him, the knowledge that she was a married woman would have kept her heart whole.
What to read after Go Forth And Find?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John R Jarboe to read onlineMoreLess
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