Owen Tanat: a Story of Welsh Life
Owen Tanat: a Story of Welsh Life
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He's getting old and feeble, and I think he would take it kindly if you could make it convenient to look in upon him for a few minutes and cheer him up a bit.' Mr Lloyd, returning to the town, did in fact call at The Colomendy. Mr Price was glad to see him, and was easily set talking. * I often get very lonely nowa- days,' he said, 'and few come to have a chat with me.
Your cousin Myfanwy used to come sometimes, and she, poor child, is now ill. But when she used to drop in she brought a flood o...f light with her, and the house seemed brighter for hours after she was gone. How is she to-day ? * 'Ob,' replied Oliver, 'she is getting well fast, I'm Digitized by Google 348 OWEN TANAT thankful to say. But doesn't your minister, Mr Lewis, ever visit you ? * * Once in a while, but I'd as soon he stopped away.
There's no comfort in what he says for an old man. He doesnt show any real sympathy, never tells me anything that's pleasant to think about after he's left the house.
There seems to be no thought behind his words.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He's getting old and feeble, and I think he would take it kindly if you could make it convenient to look in upon him for a few minutes and cheer him up a bit.' Mr Lloyd, returning to the town, did in fact call at The Colomendy. Mr Price was glad to see him, and was easily set talking. * I often get very lonely nowa- days,' he said, 'and few come to have a chat with me.
Your cousin Myfanwy used to come sometimes, and she, poor child, is now ill. But when she used to drop in she brought a flood o...f light with her, and the house seemed brighter for hours after she was gone. How is she to-day ? * 'Ob,' replied Oliver, 'she is getting well fast, I'm Digitized by Google 348 OWEN TANAT thankful to say. But doesn't your minister, Mr Lewis, ever visit you ? * * Once in a while, but I'd as soon he stopped away.
There's no comfort in what he says for an old man. He doesnt show any real sympathy, never tells me anything that's pleasant to think about after he's left the house.
There seems to be no thought behind his words.
What to read after Owen Tanat: a Story of Welsh Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Neobard 3n Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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