Nature's Nobility : a Novel 2
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Bowthrop (that was her name) was THE SLEUTH-HOUND. 135 the widow of an imder-bailiff in Sussex, and, during her husband's life, had en- joyed that plain but substantial comfort which a man in his position is usually blest with. But about four years before the time of which we are writing, he had died suddenly, leaving his wife and two children unprovided for. She struggled for about a year to preserve her position, and then, finding her efforts unavailing, she sold her furniture, and with the p...ro- ceeds, and a sum which she received from the benefit society to which her husband belonged, she determined to go to Lanca- shire where, from all accounts, fabulous wages were made by the workpeople, and she thought her boy could obtain constant employment.
Armed with a letter from the vicar of the parish, she made her way by the stage-waggon with her two children to Drawbridge, where she had a cousin residing.
136 natuee's nobility.
Her slender means were increased by a small weekly allowance from the employer of her late husband, a wealthy farmer, who promised to continue it until her son was old enough to earn wages sufficient to make her independent of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bowthrop (that was her name) was THE SLEUTH-HOUND. 135 the widow of an imder-bailiff in Sussex, and, during her husband's life, had en- joyed that plain but substantial comfort which a man in his position is usually blest with. But about four years before the time of which we are writing, he had died suddenly, leaving his wife and two children unprovided for. She struggled for about a year to preserve her position, and then, finding her efforts unavailing, she sold her furniture, and with the p...ro- ceeds, and a sum which she received from the benefit society to which her husband belonged, she determined to go to Lanca- shire where, from all accounts, fabulous wages were made by the workpeople, and she thought her boy could obtain constant employment.
Armed with a letter from the vicar of the parish, she made her way by the stage-waggon with her two children to Drawbridge, where she had a cousin residing.
136 natuee's nobility.
Her slender means were increased by a small weekly allowance from the employer of her late husband, a wealthy farmer, who promised to continue it until her son was old enough to earn wages sufficient to make her independent of it.
What to read after Nature's Nobility : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Newall, John to read onlineMoreLess
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