How Janice Day Won
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She has never liked Hopewell, as youknow. " "Yes, I know, " admitted Janice.
"She keeps throwing such things up to me. And her tongue is neverstill. It is true Hopewell's father was a drinking man. " "Indeed?" said Janice, curiously.
"Yes, " sighed 'Rill Drugg. "He was rather shiftless. Perhaps it isthe nature of artists so to be, " she added reflectively. "For he wasreally a fine musician. Had Hopewell had a chance he might have beenhis equal. I often think so, " said the storekeeper's bride p...roudly.
"I know that the elder Mr. Drugg taught the violin. " "Yes. And he used to travel about over the country, giving lessons andplaying in orchestras. That used to make Mrs. Drugg awfully angry. She wanted him to be a storekeeper. She made Hopewell be one. How sheever came to marry such a man as Hopewell's father, I do not see. " "She must have loved him, " said Janice wistfully.
"Of course!" cried the bride, quite as innocently. "She couldn't havemarried him otherwise. " "And was Hopewell their only child?" "Yes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She has never liked Hopewell, as youknow. " "Yes, I know, " admitted Janice.
"She keeps throwing such things up to me. And her tongue is neverstill. It is true Hopewell's father was a drinking man. " "Indeed?" said Janice, curiously.
"Yes, " sighed 'Rill Drugg. "He was rather shiftless. Perhaps it isthe nature of artists so to be, " she added reflectively. "For he wasreally a fine musician. Had Hopewell had a chance he might have beenhis equal. I often think so, " said the storekeeper's bride p...roudly.
"I know that the elder Mr. Drugg taught the violin. " "Yes. And he used to travel about over the country, giving lessons andplaying in orchestras. That used to make Mrs. Drugg awfully angry. She wanted him to be a storekeeper. She made Hopewell be one. How sheever came to marry such a man as Hopewell's father, I do not see. " "She must have loved him, " said Janice wistfully.
"Of course!" cried the bride, quite as innocently. "She couldn't havemarried him otherwise. " "And was Hopewell their only child?" "Yes.
What to read after How Janice Day Won?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Long Helen Beecher to read onlineMoreLess
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