Little Folks (December 1884)
Little Folks (December 1884)
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Why should Mr. Gregory trouble himselfabout us in our affliction? Because his sister married my brother givesme no claim on him, " she said gently.
"Perhaps not; but sorrow, friendlessness, death, give you a claim onevery man who deserves the name. I'm disappointed in Gregory, and I'lltake an early opportunity of telling him so. " "I can scarcely blame him, Mr. Murray, when my husband's oldest anddearest friend fails me now; but he says if I let him know when thefuneral takes place he will try ...to attend. " "Very kind and truly considerate of him, " Mr. Murray cried, scornfully. "Will you be so good as to tell me the name of this true old friend?" "It cannot matter much to you, Mr. Murray; but he's called ArthurWilliams, a well-known sculptor. " "Hum! I'll see if I can't give him a famous order some day, selfishfellow!" he added, in an undertone. "And now, dear Mrs. Clair, may I askwhat you are going to do?" "I do not know; I have not thought yet. I am so sorely disappointed. " "Then allow me to think for you, " Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why should Mr. Gregory trouble himselfabout us in our affliction? Because his sister married my brother givesme no claim on him, " she said gently.
"Perhaps not; but sorrow, friendlessness, death, give you a claim onevery man who deserves the name. I'm disappointed in Gregory, and I'lltake an early opportunity of telling him so. " "I can scarcely blame him, Mr. Murray, when my husband's oldest anddearest friend fails me now; but he says if I let him know when thefuneral takes place he will try ...to attend. " "Very kind and truly considerate of him, " Mr. Murray cried, scornfully. "Will you be so good as to tell me the name of this true old friend?" "It cannot matter much to you, Mr. Murray; but he's called ArthurWilliams, a well-known sculptor. " "Hum! I'll see if I can't give him a famous order some day, selfishfellow!" he added, in an undertone. "And now, dear Mrs. Clair, may I askwhat you are going to do?" "I do not know; I have not thought yet. I am so sorely disappointed. " "Then allow me to think for you, " Mr.
What to read after Little Folks (December 1884)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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