On Newfound River
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The old dresses in the trunks in the garret were of the finest stuffs. Whose could they have been? Why was she suddenly so dissatisfied and wretched? And, oh ! why was she thinking at all of Bruce Lan- 173 ON NEWFOUND EIVEE don? He was nothing to her. He must be infin- itely above her. She knew he was ; yet she did not feel it. He had kissed her hand. Why had he done it? He had taken a liberty with her, and she had permitted it, and now he despised her. She felt sure of it. She despised herself.... She would never see him again. Yes, she would go and meet him, and show him that she was not one to be kissed and taken liberties with. She was so wretched that she ended by throwing her- self on her bed and crying herself to sleep. When she awakened, it was nearly dark. Her grandfather was calling her.
There was a lovely, old curious-flowered lawn, with short sleeves and a short waist. She had brought it down from the garret, and had tried it on. It just fitted her. It had lain in her dresser ever since.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The old dresses in the trunks in the garret were of the finest stuffs. Whose could they have been? Why was she suddenly so dissatisfied and wretched? And, oh ! why was she thinking at all of Bruce Lan- 173 ON NEWFOUND EIVEE don? He was nothing to her. He must be infin- itely above her. She knew he was ; yet she did not feel it. He had kissed her hand. Why had he done it? He had taken a liberty with her, and she had permitted it, and now he despised her. She felt sure of it. She despised herself.... She would never see him again. Yes, she would go and meet him, and show him that she was not one to be kissed and taken liberties with. She was so wretched that she ended by throwing her- self on her bed and crying herself to sleep. When she awakened, it was nearly dark. Her grandfather was calling her.
There was a lovely, old curious-flowered lawn, with short sleeves and a short waist. She had brought it down from the garret, and had tried it on. It just fitted her. It had lain in her dresser ever since.
What to read after On Newfound River?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Page Thomas Nelson to read onlineMoreLess
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