Luke Walton
Luke Walton
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" "A young man ought not to be penniless at that age. If you hadremained in your place at Mr. Afton's, and behaved yourself, you wouldbe able to tell a different story. " "I know it, aunt. " "Don't be too hard upon him, Aunt Eliza, " put in Mrs. Tracy. "He istrying to do well now. " "I am very glad to hear it. " "Would you mind my inviting him to stay here for a time? The house islarge, you know. " Mrs. Merton paused. She didn't like the arrangement, but she was ajust and merciful woman, and it... was possible that Warner had reformed, though she was not fully satisfied on that point.
"For a time, " she answered, "till he can find employment. " "Thank you, Aunt Eliza, " said the young man, relieved, for he had beenuncertain how his aunt would treat him. "I hope to show that yourkindness is appreciated. " "I am rather tired now, " responded Mrs. Merton, as an indication thatthe interview was over.
"We'd better go and let aunt rest, " said Warner, with alacrity. He didnot feel altogether comfortable in the society of the old lady.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "A young man ought not to be penniless at that age. If you hadremained in your place at Mr. Afton's, and behaved yourself, you wouldbe able to tell a different story. " "I know it, aunt. " "Don't be too hard upon him, Aunt Eliza, " put in Mrs. Tracy. "He istrying to do well now. " "I am very glad to hear it. " "Would you mind my inviting him to stay here for a time? The house islarge, you know. " Mrs. Merton paused. She didn't like the arrangement, but she was ajust and merciful woman, and it... was possible that Warner had reformed, though she was not fully satisfied on that point.
"For a time, " she answered, "till he can find employment. " "Thank you, Aunt Eliza, " said the young man, relieved, for he had beenuncertain how his aunt would treat him. "I hope to show that yourkindness is appreciated. " "I am rather tired now, " responded Mrs. Merton, as an indication thatthe interview was over.
"We'd better go and let aunt rest, " said Warner, with alacrity. He didnot feel altogether comfortable in the society of the old lady.
What to read after Luke Walton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alger Horatio to read onlineMoreLess
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