In Old New York a Romance
In Old New York a Romance
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But the morning after he received Luya's note, Wallace barely waited to welcome the visit of his father before saying : "Sir, I need at once a thousand and fifty-nine pounds, which is the half of the sum I had thought to borrow of you for my enterprise. Can you oblige me with a cheque for the amount this morning.^" IN OLD NEW YORK. 219 " You seem in excitement, Wallace ! That is bad for your wound. You have some fever. " Mr. War- ing showed no little anxiety. " You must not allow your mind to r...un on enterprises that set your blood in motion. Where is your bolus 1 " "The cheque I ask for will go further than a medicine to correct the disorder. Will you give it me } 'Tis in the nature of a loan. " " That will be an after consideration. To whom shall I make it payable ? " '' To myself. " Mr. Waring raised his eyebrows. He did not entirely like being shouldered out of his son's con- fidence. He thought it was pride that made the objection. He had not yet come to realise that down among the crannies of his heart was a pale flower of hungering affection which had been kept alive these twenty odd years by the careless frank- ness of the fellow lying there on the bed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the morning after he received Luya's note, Wallace barely waited to welcome the visit of his father before saying : "Sir, I need at once a thousand and fifty-nine pounds, which is the half of the sum I had thought to borrow of you for my enterprise. Can you oblige me with a cheque for the amount this morning.^" IN OLD NEW YORK. 219 " You seem in excitement, Wallace ! That is bad for your wound. You have some fever. " Mr. War- ing showed no little anxiety. " You must not allow your mind to r...un on enterprises that set your blood in motion. Where is your bolus 1 " "The cheque I ask for will go further than a medicine to correct the disorder. Will you give it me } 'Tis in the nature of a loan. " " That will be an after consideration. To whom shall I make it payable ? " '' To myself. " Mr. Waring raised his eyebrows. He did not entirely like being shouldered out of his son's con- fidence. He thought it was pride that made the objection. He had not yet come to realise that down among the crannies of his heart was a pale flower of hungering affection which had been kept alive these twenty odd years by the careless frank- ness of the fellow lying there on the bed.
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