Mary Midthorne
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" You are very comfortable here, I am sure, " he said slowly, as if weighing something in his mind. " Very comfortable and happy in your own little home. " " Yes, " said they, without thinking.
His shoulders seemed to settle deeper in the chair, his chin sank ever so slightly.
"I I fear, then, that my mission to-night is er ahem ! a rather hopeless one. If you will help me on with those boots, Eric, I will go back to your aunt " 324 MARY MIDTHORNE " In heaven s name, Uncle Horace, what has hap ...pened? " cried Eric. " What is it? " Mr. Blagden looked from one to the other before re sponding. There was something abjectly pathetic in his face. He gulped, and his firm square chin trembled.
" Well, you see, " he began, with an effort, " I came over to-night to ask you both to come back to to " He got no farther. His voice choked and tears started up in his eyes, eyes that had not felt the smart of tears since boyhood s earliest pains. ! The Midthornes, in that moment s utter crumbling on, the part of the great man of Corinth, felt the passing of a life-long spirit of antagonism and restraint.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" You are very comfortable here, I am sure, " he said slowly, as if weighing something in his mind. " Very comfortable and happy in your own little home. " " Yes, " said they, without thinking.
His shoulders seemed to settle deeper in the chair, his chin sank ever so slightly.
"I I fear, then, that my mission to-night is er ahem ! a rather hopeless one. If you will help me on with those boots, Eric, I will go back to your aunt " 324 MARY MIDTHORNE " In heaven s name, Uncle Horace, what has hap ...pened? " cried Eric. " What is it? " Mr. Blagden looked from one to the other before re sponding. There was something abjectly pathetic in his face. He gulped, and his firm square chin trembled.
" Well, you see, " he began, with an effort, " I came over to-night to ask you both to come back to to " He got no farther. His voice choked and tears started up in his eyes, eyes that had not felt the smart of tears since boyhood s earliest pains. ! The Midthornes, in that moment s utter crumbling on, the part of the great man of Corinth, felt the passing of a life-long spirit of antagonism and restraint.
What to read after Mary Midthorne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccutcheon George Barr to read onlineMoreLess
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