Midnight Scenes in the Slums of New York Or Lights And Shadows
Midnight Scenes in the Slums of New York Or Lights And Shadows
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Is your father's name James ? ' "It is. " It appears that he had known my father in former years — was acquainted with his position and the circumstances of his family, and must have been greatly shocked to see a son of his in such a condition. He became instantly interested in me, and after a long talk and much good advice from him, and many fervent promises on my part, an engagement was effected. He took me in and gave me a good dinner, which was a surprise to my stomach, gave me money to go ...home with and get my clothes mended, and otherwise put myself in a presentable condition, and return to him as soon as possible, that I might enter his employ and begin the working out of that future which lay unfulfilled as yet in that vow — " I'll be a MAN YET. " T c\ II.
|HIS apparent interest taken in my welfare ZJ& by the tradesman who had employed me, gave me strong reason to hope that the •clouds were already clearing ; that my skies would yet grow bright, and the fair promise come to flower and fruit, and I shall be able to cleanse away reproach from my name, and ■drive sorrow and dismay out of the hearts of those who had so ardently loved me, prayed, •cared and hoped for me with such untiring assuiduity and faithfulness all through these wild and wanton years of mine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is your father's name James ? ' "It is. " It appears that he had known my father in former years — was acquainted with his position and the circumstances of his family, and must have been greatly shocked to see a son of his in such a condition. He became instantly interested in me, and after a long talk and much good advice from him, and many fervent promises on my part, an engagement was effected. He took me in and gave me a good dinner, which was a surprise to my stomach, gave me money to go ...home with and get my clothes mended, and otherwise put myself in a presentable condition, and return to him as soon as possible, that I might enter his employ and begin the working out of that future which lay unfulfilled as yet in that vow — " I'll be a MAN YET. " T c\ II.
|HIS apparent interest taken in my welfare ZJ& by the tradesman who had employed me, gave me strong reason to hope that the •clouds were already clearing ; that my skies would yet grow bright, and the fair promise come to flower and fruit, and I shall be able to cleanse away reproach from my name, and ■drive sorrow and dismay out of the hearts of those who had so ardently loved me, prayed, •cared and hoped for me with such untiring assuiduity and faithfulness all through these wild and wanton years of mine.
What to read after Midnight Scenes in the Slums of New York Or Lights And Shadows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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