John Opartletts a Tale of Strife And Courage
John Opartletts a Tale of Strife And Courage
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Her heart was sore, and her mind full of such bitter suspicions that every one who came from Partlettsville was, in some degree, con- nected with them. As he entered the cottage she gave him such a strangely meaning glance that he lost no time in opening his subject. It concerned the guardianship of Jim, which he proposed undertaking himself. And she, on her part, losing no time, instantly declared with vehemence that she would sooner see the child dead than placed in the care of the man before... her.
" Madam, " expostulated the minister, lay- ing his hand upon the table, ' ' let me advise you to use more temperate language! You 203 204 John o' Partletts' have and you know it no power to re- tain this child. I have or shall soon have absolute power to take him from you. Be- sides this, I must advise you to generally con- duct yourself with less animosity toward the people of my parish. You have already an- tagonized them by your conduct, and I warn you that you may drive them to take an action against you, that will cause you pain " The old woman started violently.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her heart was sore, and her mind full of such bitter suspicions that every one who came from Partlettsville was, in some degree, con- nected with them. As he entered the cottage she gave him such a strangely meaning glance that he lost no time in opening his subject. It concerned the guardianship of Jim, which he proposed undertaking himself. And she, on her part, losing no time, instantly declared with vehemence that she would sooner see the child dead than placed in the care of the man before... her.
" Madam, " expostulated the minister, lay- ing his hand upon the table, ' ' let me advise you to use more temperate language! You 203 204 John o' Partletts' have and you know it no power to re- tain this child. I have or shall soon have absolute power to take him from you. Be- sides this, I must advise you to generally con- duct yourself with less animosity toward the people of my parish. You have already an- tagonized them by your conduct, and I warn you that you may drive them to take an action against you, that will cause you pain " The old woman started violently.
What to read after John Opartletts a Tale of Strife And Courage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Edgerton Hovey to read onlineMoreLess
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