Mary Lyndsay 2
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In former days he did not like me. He was always generous and liberal, but he never encou- raged me to be at Loch-Art. His dislike proceeded from some kind friends, who, because I was not always hunting and shoot- ing, represented me as a milksop. On my return from Canada, fom- or five years ago, he was pleased with some account he heard of me, and would have been glad to have 190 MARY LINDSAY.
me, I believe; but I did not choose to be taken up and put down, and I did not go. I know, therefore,... but little of them.
I have not seen Jane Sinclair since I was a boy — what I call a boy now, but which some call a young man." " I hope she is a nice person, for your sake." " I hope so too. I dare say she is. She is not very young; she is three or four years older than I am, and I am almost thu^ty." " So much the better. She will give you good advice." " Yes," he said, absently.
"Come, my dear sir," she cried, laugh- ingly, "don't relapse. Give your mind to common things, and common things will cheer you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In former days he did not like me. He was always generous and liberal, but he never encou- raged me to be at Loch-Art. His dislike proceeded from some kind friends, who, because I was not always hunting and shoot- ing, represented me as a milksop. On my return from Canada, fom- or five years ago, he was pleased with some account he heard of me, and would have been glad to have 190 MARY LINDSAY.
me, I believe; but I did not choose to be taken up and put down, and I did not go. I know, therefore,... but little of them.
I have not seen Jane Sinclair since I was a boy — what I call a boy now, but which some call a young man." " I hope she is a nice person, for your sake." " I hope so too. I dare say she is. She is not very young; she is three or four years older than I am, and I am almost thu^ty." " So much the better. She will give you good advice." " Yes," he said, absently.
"Come, my dear sir," she cried, laugh- ingly, "don't relapse. Give your mind to common things, and common things will cheer you.
What to read after Mary Lyndsay 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ponsonby, Emily, Lady, 1817-1877 to read onlineMoreLess
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