In Old New York a Romance By Wilson Barrett And Elwyn Barron
In Old New York a Romance By Wilson Barrett And Elwyn Barron
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But I'm not for discussing the case. I have but one argument to make when the opportunity shall offer, and that without putting in peril the rules of grammar, " cuffing at his sword-hilt as if he were boxing an ear. " Do you know how long the absence is to be ? " " She said it was indefinite whether she should stay three weeks or as many months. " "She! I said nothing of a 'she. ' I asked how long Mr. Wilbruch would be from town. " " I think he means to push on to Boston, where he has some rela...tives. Jacob, you know, is thinking to go to college in the fall, " Bradford added, with a smile.
" Then he'll not return to New York ? " " Oh, but he will, I think. He said he would see me again in six weeks. " " Six weeks. Well, 'tis not an interminable time. " Mr. Waring called in at the inn to see Wallace in the evening, and, in the general talk, spoke of his intention to send out a privateer as a stroke of com- mercial enterprise. Indifferent at first, Wallace came suddenly to an interest in the project, when his father 240 IN OLD NEW YORK, said that the privateers would, doubtless, be invited to cooperate with the regular navy sent over by England in the contemplated attack on Canada.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I'm not for discussing the case. I have but one argument to make when the opportunity shall offer, and that without putting in peril the rules of grammar, " cuffing at his sword-hilt as if he were boxing an ear. " Do you know how long the absence is to be ? " " She said it was indefinite whether she should stay three weeks or as many months. " "She! I said nothing of a 'she. ' I asked how long Mr. Wilbruch would be from town. " " I think he means to push on to Boston, where he has some rela...tives. Jacob, you know, is thinking to go to college in the fall, " Bradford added, with a smile.
" Then he'll not return to New York ? " " Oh, but he will, I think. He said he would see me again in six weeks. " " Six weeks. Well, 'tis not an interminable time. " Mr. Waring called in at the inn to see Wallace in the evening, and, in the general talk, spoke of his intention to send out a privateer as a stroke of com- mercial enterprise. Indifferent at first, Wallace came suddenly to an interest in the project, when his father 240 IN OLD NEW YORK, said that the privateers would, doubtless, be invited to cooperate with the regular navy sent over by England in the contemplated attack on Canada.
What to read after In Old New York a Romance By Wilson Barrett And Elwyn Barron?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson Barrett to read onlineMoreLess
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