Heroines of Fiction
Heroines of Fiction
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' I did not seek this new quarrel,' he said. ' I can truly declare that Judge McAlister forced it upon me. I could live willi the man decently, if he would let me.' 'Oh, father, I have nothing to say about these matters. Why do you explain them to me?' 'Because I don't want you to blame me. I can't bear it. I say I could live with those people. As for the young man, — I mean Mr. Frank McAlister, — I respect him and like him.' Kate, in spite of her virginal modesty, gave him a glance of gratitud...e that stung him. He started, and then re- signed himself; the girl did love that man. . . .
'I must speak out,' he declared. 'It is my duty as a father. I know that this young man likes you and wishes to marry you. If your happiness is concerned, I must know that. Then I will see what I can do.' Kate could endure no longer; she was fairly driven into a burst of tears and sobbing; she clutched her i6o Digiti zed by Google THE HEROINE OF "KATE BEAUMONT" father, and bimed her face in his neck, all the while kissing him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' I did not seek this new quarrel,' he said. ' I can truly declare that Judge McAlister forced it upon me. I could live willi the man decently, if he would let me.' 'Oh, father, I have nothing to say about these matters. Why do you explain them to me?' 'Because I don't want you to blame me. I can't bear it. I say I could live with those people. As for the young man, — I mean Mr. Frank McAlister, — I respect him and like him.' Kate, in spite of her virginal modesty, gave him a glance of gratitud...e that stung him. He started, and then re- signed himself; the girl did love that man. . . .
'I must speak out,' he declared. 'It is my duty as a father. I know that this young man likes you and wishes to marry you. If your happiness is concerned, I must know that. Then I will see what I can do.' Kate could endure no longer; she was fairly driven into a burst of tears and sobbing; she clutched her i6o Digiti zed by Google THE HEROINE OF "KATE BEAUMONT" father, and bimed her face in his neck, all the while kissing him.
What to read after Heroines of Fiction?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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