Jack
Jack
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" Mr. Lindsay says nothing, and attempts not to stem the flow of Val's eloquence, but by-and-by, when my cousin has tempted Jack from his arms by the help of strawberries and cream, he comes over to where I sit and says, " You felt very warmly for my little lad Jack. 29 just now. Be generous to me too, " he adds rather anxiously, " and suspend your judgment of me until you know I am incapable of appreciating Val's friendship. " " Oh ! Mr. Lindsay, " I exclaim remorse- fully once more I find mys...elf apologizing to my new acquaintance and feeling thoroughly ashamed before him" do you think I doubt your worthiness ? Forgive me, I don't know what called forth that unlucky speech " here I glance up at him and read in his soft, kindly smile that I am already absolved ; but, bent on making a clean breast of it, I continue steadily " unless it is, as Val says, that I am growing jealous. " His face becomes serious in an instant, but a look of intelligence darts into it, as he glances quickly first at Val and then at me, and he answers rather coldly, " Ah, of course, I never thought of that, " 30 Jack.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Mr. Lindsay says nothing, and attempts not to stem the flow of Val's eloquence, but by-and-by, when my cousin has tempted Jack from his arms by the help of strawberries and cream, he comes over to where I sit and says, " You felt very warmly for my little lad Jack. 29 just now. Be generous to me too, " he adds rather anxiously, " and suspend your judgment of me until you know I am incapable of appreciating Val's friendship. " " Oh ! Mr. Lindsay, " I exclaim remorse- fully once more I find mys...elf apologizing to my new acquaintance and feeling thoroughly ashamed before him" do you think I doubt your worthiness ? Forgive me, I don't know what called forth that unlucky speech " here I glance up at him and read in his soft, kindly smile that I am already absolved ; but, bent on making a clean breast of it, I continue steadily " unless it is, as Val says, that I am growing jealous. " His face becomes serious in an instant, but a look of intelligence darts into it, as he glances quickly first at Val and then at me, and he answers rather coldly, " Ah, of course, I never thought of that, " 30 Jack.
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