Marguerite Verne
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"Now you've been a-listenin', that's a sure thing, Melindy, and Ithink it's a-cryin' out shame to do sich a mean thing. " "Now look here, Moses Spriggins; I'm not a'goin' to stand nolecturin' from you, for if you don't like it, you can git as soon asyou like, for there's Ben Buckler would give his eye tooth to cutyou out!" "Come, come, Melindy; we won't say anything more about it. We ain'ta-goin' to be quarrelin' over nothin'. " And very soon the loversmade up a second time, while the solicitor... turned away, indulging inthe same amount of curiosity as expressed by Melindy Jane Thrasher.
"It is strange, indeed. Moses is truthful. Mr. Verne has somesecret, and he could have no more trustworthy confidante than theself-same Mr. Moses Spriggins, " and soliloquizing thus PhillipLawson sought the land of dreams-- "Tired nature's sweet restorer, balmy sleep. " CHAPTER XXIX.
A CHARACTER IS LUCK.
"Truly an interesting girl. There is a vein of good sense about herthat I admire. New Brunswick sends us some fine specimens offemales.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Now you've been a-listenin', that's a sure thing, Melindy, and Ithink it's a-cryin' out shame to do sich a mean thing. " "Now look here, Moses Spriggins; I'm not a'goin' to stand nolecturin' from you, for if you don't like it, you can git as soon asyou like, for there's Ben Buckler would give his eye tooth to cutyou out!" "Come, come, Melindy; we won't say anything more about it. We ain'ta-goin' to be quarrelin' over nothin'. " And very soon the loversmade up a second time, while the solicitor... turned away, indulging inthe same amount of curiosity as expressed by Melindy Jane Thrasher.
"It is strange, indeed. Moses is truthful. Mr. Verne has somesecret, and he could have no more trustworthy confidante than theself-same Mr. Moses Spriggins, " and soliloquizing thus PhillipLawson sought the land of dreams-- "Tired nature's sweet restorer, balmy sleep. " CHAPTER XXIX.
A CHARACTER IS LUCK.
"Truly an interesting girl. There is a vein of good sense about herthat I admire. New Brunswick sends us some fine specimens offemales.
What to read after Marguerite Verne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Armour Rebecca Agatha to read onlineMoreLess
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