John Thorns Folks a Study of Western Life
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" " Olive, you do not know what you are say ing, " Emily responded. " It is impossible for one like you to comprehend a nature as cold and hard as his. Perhaps he came to wish me to be more to him than I was, but I held him to the letter of the bond ; and he grew weary and chafed under it. I was handed over to him by my father as an incumbrance with that bit of money ; now he is glad to thrust it and me away from him. " To this aspect of the case, that she was, through no fault of her own, a ho...meless outcast, she recurred again and again, till towards morn ing, when she fell into a feverish sleep.
CHAPTER XVII.
were common in northern In diana, and they were not uncommon in the TVycoff settlement. Jared Wycoff s youngest sister had been twice married and twice di vorced, and was awaiting, in her father s house, a third opportunity. The grounds upon which divorces were obtained were as often ludicrous as serious. They ranged all the way from cold feet, and flies in the pudding, to drunken cru elty and the graver cause recognized by Scrip ture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Olive, you do not know what you are say ing, " Emily responded. " It is impossible for one like you to comprehend a nature as cold and hard as his. Perhaps he came to wish me to be more to him than I was, but I held him to the letter of the bond ; and he grew weary and chafed under it. I was handed over to him by my father as an incumbrance with that bit of money ; now he is glad to thrust it and me away from him. " To this aspect of the case, that she was, through no fault of her own, a ho...meless outcast, she recurred again and again, till towards morn ing, when she fell into a feverish sleep.
CHAPTER XVII.
were common in northern In diana, and they were not uncommon in the TVycoff settlement. Jared Wycoff s youngest sister had been twice married and twice di vorced, and was awaiting, in her father s house, a third opportunity. The grounds upon which divorces were obtained were as often ludicrous as serious. They ranged all the way from cold feet, and flies in the pudding, to drunken cru elty and the graver cause recognized by Scrip ture.
What to read after John Thorns Folks a Study of Western Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Angeline Teal to read onlineMoreLess
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