Mr Absalom Billingslea And Other Georgia Folk
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ing how candid she had been always, did not suspect her, and in spite of his exalted estimate of his own value he became convinced that further pursuit of Mandy would be useless.
" Well, " he said, " ef it don t beat the everlastin crea tions of a ontimely an gainsayin world. Never you mind, Harm Griggs ! That widder why, didn t she tell me with her own mouth that Harm Griggs were arfter you? My bloods and thunders ! Somebody better stand from under, for if they don t mind, something an somethi...n that s heavy, is a-gwine to drap. " Then he went off to bed, but not to rest for a long time. The jealousy that he had felt from the first coming of Har mon Griggs into the neighborhood again seized upon his mind and racked it. If the whole truth could be known, it is probable that his first hostility to the thought of Harmon s marriage with Jane, and afterwards his notion towards Mandy, were prompted in some degree by the pain he felt in con templating the case of Harmon having a younger wife than he had.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ing how candid she had been always, did not suspect her, and in spite of his exalted estimate of his own value he became convinced that further pursuit of Mandy would be useless.
" Well, " he said, " ef it don t beat the everlastin crea tions of a ontimely an gainsayin world. Never you mind, Harm Griggs ! That widder why, didn t she tell me with her own mouth that Harm Griggs were arfter you? My bloods and thunders ! Somebody better stand from under, for if they don t mind, something an somethi...n that s heavy, is a-gwine to drap. " Then he went off to bed, but not to rest for a long time. The jealousy that he had felt from the first coming of Har mon Griggs into the neighborhood again seized upon his mind and racked it. If the whole truth could be known, it is probable that his first hostility to the thought of Harmon s marriage with Jane, and afterwards his notion towards Mandy, were prompted in some degree by the pain he felt in con templating the case of Harmon having a younger wife than he had.
What to read after Mr Absalom Billingslea And Other Georgia Folk?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Malcolm Johnston to read onlineMoreLess
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