Lippincott's Magazine, October 1885
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And Jo Briscoe was tuning his violin, evidently in preparation for an unusual effort.
A vague idea that Miranda had arrived at great honor had penetrated poor"Marm Bony's" bewildered brain, and a fancy suddenly seized her thatMiranda was the unscrupulous Marie Louise who had supplanted her asNapoleon's wife, and she hobbled out of the room in great agitation andwrath, her peacock-feathers waving wildly in the air. She returned in afew minutes, however, and whispered to Miranda that, "as Napoleo...n wa'n'tjest what he'd ought to be anyway, mebbe they'd better make up. " Towhich proposition Miranda assented gravely, holding the wrinkled, trembling old hand tenderly in hers.
Cap'n 'Kiah felt it incumbent upon him to lead the conversation, beingmodestly conscious of his social gifts.
He had been a ship-owner, and very well-to-do, until in his old age hewas robbed of all his property by a younger brother whom he had broughtup and cared for as a son. But the old man had brought to this low levelof society to which he had sunk a cheerful philosophy and a grim humorfor which many a successful man might well have given all hispossessions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Jo Briscoe was tuning his violin, evidently in preparation for an unusual effort.
A vague idea that Miranda had arrived at great honor had penetrated poor"Marm Bony's" bewildered brain, and a fancy suddenly seized her thatMiranda was the unscrupulous Marie Louise who had supplanted her asNapoleon's wife, and she hobbled out of the room in great agitation andwrath, her peacock-feathers waving wildly in the air. She returned in afew minutes, however, and whispered to Miranda that, "as Napoleo...n wa'n'tjest what he'd ought to be anyway, mebbe they'd better make up. " Towhich proposition Miranda assented gravely, holding the wrinkled, trembling old hand tenderly in hers.
Cap'n 'Kiah felt it incumbent upon him to lead the conversation, beingmodestly conscious of his social gifts.
He had been a ship-owner, and very well-to-do, until in his old age hewas robbed of all his property by a younger brother whom he had broughtup and cared for as a son. But the old man had brought to this low levelof society to which he had sunk a cheerful philosophy and a grim humorfor which many a successful man might well have given all hispossessions.
What to read after Lippincott's Magazine, October 1885?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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