Her Weight in Gold
Her Weight in Gold
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But I can't help it. A man is never too old to learnor to love. I'll play hob with some of these young dandies before Iget through. Hamshaw, you've got to win one of these girls. But whichone? There's the rub! It's awfully annoying!" But it grew to be quite romantic. Mr. Hamshaw came to look uponhimself as an up-to-date Romeo. The young ladies did not offer him anyinducement to call upon them in their own home, but they frequentlywalked with him in the park of afternoons, and were astonishingly...agreeable about candy, soda-water and matinees. Their reluctance tolunch or dine with him downtown stamped them in his mind as somethingmost admirable. He quite understood. And their devotion to their sickfriend was truly beautiful. He never saw them but they were going tovisit her. Miss Louise naively informed him that they gave her some ofthe violets he sent to them, but that she knew he wouldn't mind.
"Do you think she'd like it if I sent her some good books to read?"asked he, quite delighted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I can't help it. A man is never too old to learnor to love. I'll play hob with some of these young dandies before Iget through. Hamshaw, you've got to win one of these girls. But whichone? There's the rub! It's awfully annoying!" But it grew to be quite romantic. Mr. Hamshaw came to look uponhimself as an up-to-date Romeo. The young ladies did not offer him anyinducement to call upon them in their own home, but they frequentlywalked with him in the park of afternoons, and were astonishingly...agreeable about candy, soda-water and matinees. Their reluctance tolunch or dine with him downtown stamped them in his mind as somethingmost admirable. He quite understood. And their devotion to their sickfriend was truly beautiful. He never saw them but they were going tovisit her. Miss Louise naively informed him that they gave her some ofthe violets he sent to them, but that she knew he wouldn't mind.
"Do you think she'd like it if I sent her some good books to read?"asked he, quite delighted.
What to read after Her Weight in Gold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccutcheon George Barr to read onlineMoreLess
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