One Woman's Life
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"Mrs. Fredericks still thinks there'sspace to be had on one of the floors. " Bragdon looked into it, and reported that a good deal of space was to behad. He was dubious of the wisdom of the scheme, even if by acomplicated arrangement of loans they could manage to buy a nominalshare. But Milly was persistent and proved to him with a sudden commandof figures that it would really reduce the cost of rent. She found outmore details, and she gained the support of Big Brother, who generouslyoffered to... finance the undertaking for them. "It will make you feelsettled, " he said, "to own your own home. " Jack could not see that inthe end he should own much of anything unless by some surprising strokeof luck a good many thousands of dollars fell into his lap. But he feltthat Milly should have a permanent place of her own, such as the sliceof the new ten-story building offered, and it would be better for thechild than to be wandering from rented apartment to apartment. So theplans were drawn, the agreements practically made, when he had a finalmisgiving.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Mrs. Fredericks still thinks there'sspace to be had on one of the floors. " Bragdon looked into it, and reported that a good deal of space was to behad. He was dubious of the wisdom of the scheme, even if by acomplicated arrangement of loans they could manage to buy a nominalshare. But Milly was persistent and proved to him with a sudden commandof figures that it would really reduce the cost of rent. She found outmore details, and she gained the support of Big Brother, who generouslyoffered to... finance the undertaking for them. "It will make you feelsettled, " he said, "to own your own home. " Jack could not see that inthe end he should own much of anything unless by some surprising strokeof luck a good many thousands of dollars fell into his lap. But he feltthat Milly should have a permanent place of her own, such as the sliceof the new ten-story building offered, and it would be better for thechild than to be wandering from rented apartment to apartment. So theplans were drawn, the agreements practically made, when he had a finalmisgiving.
What to read after One Woman's Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herrick Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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