Now Or Never
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Without being sentimental, she was a little sad, for Bobby was a greatfriend of hers. That elegant copy of Moore's Poems had been gratefullyreceived, and she was so fond of the bard's beautiful and touchingmelodies that she could never read any of them without thinking of thebrave little fellow who had given her the volume; which no one willconsider very remarkable, even in a little miss of twelve.
After he had bidden her and her father adieu, he resumed his journey. Of course he was thinking w...ith all his might; but no one need supposehe was wondering how wide the Kennebec River was, or how many books heshould sell in the towns upon its banks. Nothing of the kind; thoughit is enough even for the inquisitive to know that he was thinking ofsomething, and that his thoughts were very interesting, not to sayromantic.
"Hallo, Bob!" shouted some one from the road side.
Bobby was provoked; for it is sometimes very uncomfortable to have apleasant train of thought interrupted. The imagination is buoyant, ethereal, and elevates poor mortals up to the stars sometimes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Without being sentimental, she was a little sad, for Bobby was a greatfriend of hers. That elegant copy of Moore's Poems had been gratefullyreceived, and she was so fond of the bard's beautiful and touchingmelodies that she could never read any of them without thinking of thebrave little fellow who had given her the volume; which no one willconsider very remarkable, even in a little miss of twelve.
After he had bidden her and her father adieu, he resumed his journey. Of course he was thinking w...ith all his might; but no one need supposehe was wondering how wide the Kennebec River was, or how many books heshould sell in the towns upon its banks. Nothing of the kind; thoughit is enough even for the inquisitive to know that he was thinking ofsomething, and that his thoughts were very interesting, not to sayromantic.
"Hallo, Bob!" shouted some one from the road side.
Bobby was provoked; for it is sometimes very uncomfortable to have apleasant train of thought interrupted. The imagination is buoyant, ethereal, and elevates poor mortals up to the stars sometimes.
What to read after Now Or Never?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Optic to read onlineMoreLess
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