Mapleton Or More Work for the Maine Law
Mapleton Or More Work for the Maine Law
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Her father's forgetfulness of his sorrows was but mo- mentary. In spite of himself, beneath the air of gayety which he assumed lay concealed the most agonized feelings, that he should be compelled to this clandestine treatment of Sarah, whose soul was in her words, whose heart responded to every sentiment she uttered. He took the earliest oppor- tunity to communicate freely with Mr. And Mrs. Marmot on the subject.
" I wish you to understand that my daughter is everything to me, " he said to the...m. " In intrusting her to you, I put my reason, my wealth, my life, my all, in your hands. " " We fully appreciate your feelings, " said Mr. Marmot.
" None can enter into them as we do, " added his wife, wiping a falling tear, "since it is but a year since we buried our only daughter ; a charming creature she was, too. " "Yes, my dear wife, and do you not think our. Lovely Blandina was strikingly like Miss Harcourt? " said her hus- band.
" Indeed, husband, the very image of her, " she replied, sobbing aloud.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her father's forgetfulness of his sorrows was but mo- mentary. In spite of himself, beneath the air of gayety which he assumed lay concealed the most agonized feelings, that he should be compelled to this clandestine treatment of Sarah, whose soul was in her words, whose heart responded to every sentiment she uttered. He took the earliest oppor- tunity to communicate freely with Mr. And Mrs. Marmot on the subject.
" I wish you to understand that my daughter is everything to me, " he said to the...m. " In intrusting her to you, I put my reason, my wealth, my life, my all, in your hands. " " We fully appreciate your feelings, " said Mr. Marmot.
" None can enter into them as we do, " added his wife, wiping a falling tear, "since it is but a year since we buried our only daughter ; a charming creature she was, too. " "Yes, my dear wife, and do you not think our. Lovely Blandina was strikingly like Miss Harcourt? " said her hus- band.
" Indeed, husband, the very image of her, " she replied, sobbing aloud.
What to read after Mapleton Or More Work for the Maine Law?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daudet Alphonse to read onlineMoreLess
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