Hugh Worthington ... a Novel
Hugh Worthington ... a Novel
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Wor- thington's face, 'Lina replied, " To be candid with you, Miss Johnson, Fm afraid you won't like Hugh. He has many good traits, but I'm sor- ry to say we have never succeeded in cultivating him one particle, so that he is very rough and boorish in his man- ner, and will undoubtedly strike you unfavorably. I may as well tell you of this, as you will probably hear it from Ellen Tiflfton, and must know it when you see him. He is not popular with the ladies ; he hates them all, unless it is a M...rs. Hastings, whom he took in from the street." Alice looked up inquiringly, while 'Lina began to tell her of Adah. She had not proceeded far, however, when with a cry of terror she sprang up as a large beetle, attract- ed by the light, fastened itself upon her hair.
Mrs. Worthington was the first to the rescue, while Lu- lu, who had listened with flashing eye when Hugh was the subject of ren^ark, came laggardly, whispering slily to Alice, ." That's a lie she done tell you about Mas'r Hugh, He ain't rough nor bad, and we blacks would die for him any day." Alice was confounded by this flat contradiction between mistress and servant, while a faint glimmer of the truth began to dawn upon her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wor- thington's face, 'Lina replied, " To be candid with you, Miss Johnson, Fm afraid you won't like Hugh. He has many good traits, but I'm sor- ry to say we have never succeeded in cultivating him one particle, so that he is very rough and boorish in his man- ner, and will undoubtedly strike you unfavorably. I may as well tell you of this, as you will probably hear it from Ellen Tiflfton, and must know it when you see him. He is not popular with the ladies ; he hates them all, unless it is a M...rs. Hastings, whom he took in from the street." Alice looked up inquiringly, while 'Lina began to tell her of Adah. She had not proceeded far, however, when with a cry of terror she sprang up as a large beetle, attract- ed by the light, fastened itself upon her hair.
Mrs. Worthington was the first to the rescue, while Lu- lu, who had listened with flashing eye when Hugh was the subject of ren^ark, came laggardly, whispering slily to Alice, ." That's a lie she done tell you about Mas'r Hugh, He ain't rough nor bad, and we blacks would die for him any day." Alice was confounded by this flat contradiction between mistress and servant, while a faint glimmer of the truth began to dawn upon her.
What to read after Hugh Worthington ... a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holmes Mary Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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