Mrs J Worthington Woodward a Novel
Mrs J Worthington Woodward a Novel
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My child, my father used to say that when a young girl takes enthusiastically to works of charity, January. 249 she has had an unhappy affair of the heart. She dashes into the effort to assist others because in that occupation she finds a sentimental balm for her mental suffering. Her work is done under a peculiar excitement, and often ends in a piti- ful despair. " I could say nothing. Jack was laughing.
" Marion has had at least two offers/' he said.
If men, even the brightest, are not dull !... What good would fifty offers be, when the only desired one remained wanting?
We were at the foot of the house-steps. Father touched Jack's arm to give emphasis to his words.
" The girl is beautiful, " he said, " and at her age should be happy. Can you look at her eyes and mouth without seeing that she is not ? " " Now, really, papa, " said Jack, provokingly, " there's only one pair of eyes in the world which interests me. " It was in very good spirits that we entered the house, and even father was grateful for its cozy warmth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My child, my father used to say that when a young girl takes enthusiastically to works of charity, January. 249 she has had an unhappy affair of the heart. She dashes into the effort to assist others because in that occupation she finds a sentimental balm for her mental suffering. Her work is done under a peculiar excitement, and often ends in a piti- ful despair. " I could say nothing. Jack was laughing.
" Marion has had at least two offers/' he said.
If men, even the brightest, are not dull !... What good would fifty offers be, when the only desired one remained wanting?
We were at the foot of the house-steps. Father touched Jack's arm to give emphasis to his words.
" The girl is beautiful, " he said, " and at her age should be happy. Can you look at her eyes and mouth without seeing that she is not ? " " Now, really, papa, " said Jack, provokingly, " there's only one pair of eyes in the world which interests me. " It was in very good spirits that we entered the house, and even father was grateful for its cozy warmth.
What to read after Mrs J Worthington Woodward a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Beekman to read onlineMoreLess
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