Joy After Sorrow
Joy After Sorrow
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' Once again Conroy paused : he saw a flush mount to the old man's temples ; he understood he desired to learn more, but would have died before demanding information. The conversation was becoming interesting to him, but awkward to Mr Bradshaw — had the other asked even a single question, how rapidly he could have proceeded ; as it was, the task of developing his ' business' became each moment one of greater difficulty.
' Yes 1 in a manner most creditable to herself, ' resumed Mr Bradshaw, ' sh...e has devoted and is devoting the best years of her life solely for his advantage : she has pupils to whom — •' ' Did you come here, sir, solely to tell me my grandchild was a teacher ? ' thundered Mr Zuriel, whose patience was not proof against this second attack.
'Not your grandchild, ' replied Conroy, who seeing his advantage, was not slow to avail himself of it ; * not your grandchild, but Miss Dora Delorme, the daughter of a certain paralytic Major. May I tell you how it came to pass ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Once again Conroy paused : he saw a flush mount to the old man's temples ; he understood he desired to learn more, but would have died before demanding information. The conversation was becoming interesting to him, but awkward to Mr Bradshaw — had the other asked even a single question, how rapidly he could have proceeded ; as it was, the task of developing his ' business' became each moment one of greater difficulty.
' Yes 1 in a manner most creditable to herself, ' resumed Mr Bradshaw, ' sh...e has devoted and is devoting the best years of her life solely for his advantage : she has pupils to whom — •' ' Did you come here, sir, solely to tell me my grandchild was a teacher ? ' thundered Mr Zuriel, whose patience was not proof against this second attack.
'Not your grandchild, ' replied Conroy, who seeing his advantage, was not slow to avail himself of it ; * not your grandchild, but Miss Dora Delorme, the daughter of a certain paralytic Major. May I tell you how it came to pass ?
What to read after Joy After Sorrow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H Riddell to read onlineMoreLess
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