Guerndale; An Old Story
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Her eyes were still bright, but her neck long, thin, and sallow, and her complexion worn. She spoke with fretful ani- mation of the lack of society in Dale, and said it was much gayer at North Adams. There were some city people there.
Poor Mandy ! the *world had not gone well with her. She had been for many years engaged to Ned Dench, who was a salesman in some dry-goods store in the city. He was believed to be doing well ; had occasionally returned to Dale, showy of scarf-pin and lavender trou...sers ; but his visits were growing less frequent, and it was popularly considered doubt- ful whether the long-postponed marriage would take place at ail. Fifteen hundred a year didn't seem so much in Boston as it did in Dale, and it was reported that Dench had said to one or two of his bosom friends that he guessed he had had all he wanted of that girl. Ned was a rising man, they said, admiringly, as he drove by with her in his Digitized by VjOOQIC 174 GUERNDALE.
buggy, smoking an Havana cigar. Ned secretly felt that Mandy was growing old, and, if he married on $1,500 a year, his cigars would be too domestic for his taste.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her eyes were still bright, but her neck long, thin, and sallow, and her complexion worn. She spoke with fretful ani- mation of the lack of society in Dale, and said it was much gayer at North Adams. There were some city people there.
Poor Mandy ! the *world had not gone well with her. She had been for many years engaged to Ned Dench, who was a salesman in some dry-goods store in the city. He was believed to be doing well ; had occasionally returned to Dale, showy of scarf-pin and lavender trou...sers ; but his visits were growing less frequent, and it was popularly considered doubt- ful whether the long-postponed marriage would take place at ail. Fifteen hundred a year didn't seem so much in Boston as it did in Dale, and it was reported that Dench had said to one or two of his bosom friends that he guessed he had had all he wanted of that girl. Ned was a rising man, they said, admiringly, as he drove by with her in his Digitized by VjOOQIC 174 GUERNDALE.
buggy, smoking an Havana cigar. Ned secretly felt that Mandy was growing old, and, if he married on $1,500 a year, his cigars would be too domestic for his taste.
What to read after Guerndale; An Old Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stimson, Frederic Jesup, 1855-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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