In Sunflower Land Stories of Gods Own Country
In Sunflower Land Stories of Gods Own Country
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Her agitation increased as she reflected on the conse quences of her levity, and, although she assured Mr. Jenks that she "could never, never be his wife, " a sympathetic tear of remorse stole down her cheek. According to usage, Mr. Jenks did not succeed in catching a word of the pronunciamento of rejection, but, remembering his former error and seeing her tears and confusion, caught her to his breast and imprinted passionate kisses on her hair and cheek and mouth, wherever they chanced to fall.... The frightened girl screamed lustily, and a policeman rushing up, and spying a struggling maid in the arms of a desperate villain, brought Mr. Jenks to the ground by a few well-directed blows from his insigne of office. For ten minutes there was a commingling of hysterics and expla. Na- tions and official skepticism, but at last, the young lady interceding, Mr. Jenks was allowed to depart, and the heroine was escorted to her home under police protection. This second contretemps was too much for Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her agitation increased as she reflected on the conse quences of her levity, and, although she assured Mr. Jenks that she "could never, never be his wife, " a sympathetic tear of remorse stole down her cheek. According to usage, Mr. Jenks did not succeed in catching a word of the pronunciamento of rejection, but, remembering his former error and seeing her tears and confusion, caught her to his breast and imprinted passionate kisses on her hair and cheek and mouth, wherever they chanced to fall.... The frightened girl screamed lustily, and a policeman rushing up, and spying a struggling maid in the arms of a desperate villain, brought Mr. Jenks to the ground by a few well-directed blows from his insigne of office. For ten minutes there was a commingling of hysterics and expla. Na- tions and official skepticism, but at last, the young lady interceding, Mr. Jenks was allowed to depart, and the heroine was escorted to her home under police protection. This second contretemps was too much for Mr.
What to read after In Sunflower Land Stories of Gods Own Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roswell Martin Field And Eugene Field to read onlineMoreLess
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