Odds With the Enemy; An Amateur Drama
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No, very true. You may have had wrongs and you will admit that we also had rights.
24 ODDS WITH THE ENEMY.
Mrs. L. Strange rights that will turn helpless women from their homes destitute: Nathan. Strange yet strict justice. Mrs. Linton, have we claimed more than our own.? Was not your husband's property justly forfeited to his creditors.? Did we not agree for a penny?
Betsey. For the last penny.
Mrs. L. I do not complain of the payment but only of the manner of payment. Why was our homestead ru...thlessly sold at such a sacrifice as ruined us.? Why were we not given a little time until friends could have aided us.?
Nathan. The mortgage v/as due and you failed to raise the money to release it. Uncle was pressed for means. What else could he do.?
Who were the friends you speak of .? But those things are done and can not be undone. Let us remember only the 'happy days when I was one of you. Perhaps the future more generous than the past can make some reparation.
Mrs.. L. Say no more, I know of what you would speak.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No, very true. You may have had wrongs and you will admit that we also had rights.
24 ODDS WITH THE ENEMY.
Mrs. L. Strange rights that will turn helpless women from their homes destitute: Nathan. Strange yet strict justice. Mrs. Linton, have we claimed more than our own.? Was not your husband's property justly forfeited to his creditors.? Did we not agree for a penny?
Betsey. For the last penny.
Mrs. L. I do not complain of the payment but only of the manner of payment. Why was our homestead ru...thlessly sold at such a sacrifice as ruined us.? Why were we not given a little time until friends could have aided us.?
Nathan. The mortgage v/as due and you failed to raise the money to release it. Uncle was pressed for means. What else could he do.?
Who were the friends you speak of .? But those things are done and can not be undone. Let us remember only the 'happy days when I was one of you. Perhaps the future more generous than the past can make some reparation.
Mrs.. L. Say no more, I know of what you would speak.
What to read after Odds With the Enemy; An Amateur Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Denison, Thomas S. (Thomas Stewart), 1848-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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