Merrilie Dawes
Merrilie Dawes
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But no bell rang, noth- 258 Merrilie Dawes ing broke in on her thoughts, and these turned always to means for helping him. Now, tied hand and foot by a wretched panic, she saw her- self helpless to aid him helpless, unless she could bring herself to part with her home.
Staring at her father's face on the wall, she gripped her hands together. She tried to think of the less dreadful aspects of the step. It would bring money, so much money, when nothing else would. Some time it must give way, anyw...ay, to the irresistible expansion of the city. Some one, she remembered, had once told her it might be condemned by the city and taken, in spite of everything, for a public use. Was not her resolve to keep it mere obstinacy, after all ? Its price now in gold would mean so much; perhaps tide John over. She realized for the first time she was think- ing of him as John, as he thought of her as Merrilie. She might some time in the future decide to sell the house anyway. What would the money mean to her when she had no use for it?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But no bell rang, noth- 258 Merrilie Dawes ing broke in on her thoughts, and these turned always to means for helping him. Now, tied hand and foot by a wretched panic, she saw her- self helpless to aid him helpless, unless she could bring herself to part with her home.
Staring at her father's face on the wall, she gripped her hands together. She tried to think of the less dreadful aspects of the step. It would bring money, so much money, when nothing else would. Some time it must give way, anyw...ay, to the irresistible expansion of the city. Some one, she remembered, had once told her it might be condemned by the city and taken, in spite of everything, for a public use. Was not her resolve to keep it mere obstinacy, after all ? Its price now in gold would mean so much; perhaps tide John over. She realized for the first time she was think- ing of him as John, as he thought of her as Merrilie. She might some time in the future decide to sell the house anyway. What would the money mean to her when she had no use for it?
What to read after Merrilie Dawes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Spearman Frank Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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