John Andross a Novel
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The fever is intoler- able in that disease sometimes." "Yes, I did. So did Cram, the Varieties manager; he's not a bad fellow, Oram, but careless ; he ought to have seen to the girl before. Oh ! it was all very com- fortable for them, and Eoberts told me she — she felt ready to go at the last. Eoberts was quite satisfied with her state of mind, sir. The poor thiag only lived two weeks." "I am glad you attended to the matter so well, Ked," earnestly. "Any other cases of real want that come in yo...ur way, remember to call on me." ""Well. I generally keep out of sight of such things, but sometimes they force themselves on one. As for street-beggars they never get a rap from me." Mr. Laird drew out his watch, and said something about supper, when Willitts stopped him.
" Oh ! I meant to tell you, there was the very devil to pay iu the distilleries." Laird's dislike was so great to being openly identified with the business, that he affected indifference, even to this confidential messenger ; who had for so many years been a go-between for the actual distillers and capitalists who furnished the means, that he had dubbed himself the Mercuiy of the whiskey-barrels ; and who knew just how deeply he was involved with them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fever is intoler- able in that disease sometimes." "Yes, I did. So did Cram, the Varieties manager; he's not a bad fellow, Oram, but careless ; he ought to have seen to the girl before. Oh ! it was all very com- fortable for them, and Eoberts told me she — she felt ready to go at the last. Eoberts was quite satisfied with her state of mind, sir. The poor thiag only lived two weeks." "I am glad you attended to the matter so well, Ked," earnestly. "Any other cases of real want that come in yo...ur way, remember to call on me." ""Well. I generally keep out of sight of such things, but sometimes they force themselves on one. As for street-beggars they never get a rap from me." Mr. Laird drew out his watch, and said something about supper, when Willitts stopped him.
" Oh ! I meant to tell you, there was the very devil to pay iu the distilleries." Laird's dislike was so great to being openly identified with the business, that he affected indifference, even to this confidential messenger ; who had for so many years been a go-between for the actual distillers and capitalists who furnished the means, that he had dubbed himself the Mercuiy of the whiskey-barrels ; and who knew just how deeply he was involved with them.
What to read after John Andross a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis Rebecca Harding to read onlineMoreLess
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