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He did not know what tribulations loomedalready through the haze of the future, or he would have laid to heartthe time-honored advice to venturesome travelers: "Never hallo till you're out of the wood!" CHAPTER XII NO SURRENDER Mrs. Forbes, a slim, elegant woman, looked as if she were herdaughter's elder sister. Although driven by hay fever to the seasideregularly at the beginning of the London season, she was far frombeing a malade imaginaire. She did not go willingly. Each year shehoped again...st hope that the annoying ailment would not make itselffelt, yet no sooner was the month of May well established than for sixor seven weeks she had either to drag her husband and daughter awayfrom the metropolis or live by herself in some South Coast hotel.
She had tried Brighton, whence Mr. Forbes could travel to the city, but soon discovered that the daily train journey was not good for hishealth. After that, she insisted on adopting the self-denyingordinance of leaving Evelyn with her father in the town house from themiddle of May till the end of June, when all three went to theHighlands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He did not know what tribulations loomedalready through the haze of the future, or he would have laid to heartthe time-honored advice to venturesome travelers: "Never hallo till you're out of the wood!" CHAPTER XII NO SURRENDER Mrs. Forbes, a slim, elegant woman, looked as if she were herdaughter's elder sister. Although driven by hay fever to the seasideregularly at the beginning of the London season, she was far frombeing a malade imaginaire. She did not go willingly. Each year shehoped again...st hope that the annoying ailment would not make itselffelt, yet no sooner was the month of May well established than for sixor seven weeks she had either to drag her husband and daughter awayfrom the metropolis or live by herself in some South Coast hotel.
She had tried Brighton, whence Mr. Forbes could travel to the city, but soon discovered that the daily train journey was not good for hishealth. After that, she insisted on adopting the self-denyingordinance of leaving Evelyn with her father in the town house from themiddle of May till the end of June, when all three went to theHighlands.
What to read after Number Seventeen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tracy, Louis, 1863-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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