Jack Brag volume 1
Jack Brag volume 1
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It was about two years after George's depar- ture from the home he had scarcely inhabited, 110 • JACK BRAG.
that the acquaintance between Katharine Brag and Nancy Brown commenced. It originated in the fact that Mrs. Brown, anxious that her child should improve herself upon certain points of education beyond those to which she might herself be competent to lead her, or rather, if the truth were told, finding that more regu- larity and restraint were necessary to settle the habits and fix the att...ention of her child, than were likely to be observed or enforced at home, resolved on sending her as a day scholar to Lavender Lodge, the " Seminary for young Ladies, "" at which Miss Brag was — in all pro- bability as a set-ofF for soap and candles — be- ing polished up to perfection — this special fa- vour being granted to the widow on account of her exemplary conduct, and the universal re- spect in which she was held.
With the girls at Lavender Lodge, little Anne soon became an amazing favourite and a general pet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was about two years after George's depar- ture from the home he had scarcely inhabited, 110 • JACK BRAG.
that the acquaintance between Katharine Brag and Nancy Brown commenced. It originated in the fact that Mrs. Brown, anxious that her child should improve herself upon certain points of education beyond those to which she might herself be competent to lead her, or rather, if the truth were told, finding that more regu- larity and restraint were necessary to settle the habits and fix the att...ention of her child, than were likely to be observed or enforced at home, resolved on sending her as a day scholar to Lavender Lodge, the " Seminary for young Ladies, "" at which Miss Brag was — in all pro- bability as a set-ofF for soap and candles — be- ing polished up to perfection — this special fa- vour being granted to the widow on account of her exemplary conduct, and the universal re- spect in which she was held.
With the girls at Lavender Lodge, little Anne soon became an amazing favourite and a general pet.
What to read after Jack Brag volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Edward Hook to read onlineMoreLess
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