Out of Society : a Novel 3
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where am I to find the money for such things ? I am a beggar !" Not quite, my lady," said the steward, and his face crimsoned darkly. " I find there is one hundred pounds a year which cannot be claimed by the mortgagees.
Messrs. Baxter and Higgins will pay that sum to you half yearly on receipt of your cheque." Beatrice started up on her couch. " One hundred pounds a year !" she exclaimed delightedly. " Oh, that is quite a fortune !
Francis and I can go where we please, can we not, Francis ?" "... To heaven, mamma ?" questioned the child, who had heard so much lately about his mother going to heaven, that he thought it not unlikely they would all go there too. He had been told to keep quiet, as his mother would soon be an angel with beautiful white wings, and would live in a glorious home all above the clouds, 184 OUT OF SOCIETY.
where the tears would be all wiped away from her eyes, and she would never know pain or sorrow more ; and the boy, whose faith in his mother's love was so perfect, that he could not realize any place for her where he was not — listened with wonder- ing eyes to the description of that perfect home, till he longed for the time to come when they would both go there together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
where am I to find the money for such things ? I am a beggar !" Not quite, my lady," said the steward, and his face crimsoned darkly. " I find there is one hundred pounds a year which cannot be claimed by the mortgagees.
Messrs. Baxter and Higgins will pay that sum to you half yearly on receipt of your cheque." Beatrice started up on her couch. " One hundred pounds a year !" she exclaimed delightedly. " Oh, that is quite a fortune !
Francis and I can go where we please, can we not, Francis ?" "... To heaven, mamma ?" questioned the child, who had heard so much lately about his mother going to heaven, that he thought it not unlikely they would all go there too. He had been told to keep quiet, as his mother would soon be an angel with beautiful white wings, and would live in a glorious home all above the clouds, 184 OUT OF SOCIETY.
where the tears would be all wiped away from her eyes, and she would never know pain or sorrow more ; and the boy, whose faith in his mother's love was so perfect, that he could not realize any place for her where he was not — listened with wonder- ing eyes to the description of that perfect home, till he longed for the time to come when they would both go there together.
What to read after Out of Society : a Novel 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pulleyne, Mrs to read onlineMoreLess
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