Paul Prescott's Charge
Paul Prescott's Charge
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Mudge, I'm thinking, " said Ben, slyly.
Aunt Lucy laughed.
"There isn't much love lost between them, " said Aunt Lucy, smiling. "Hewas very badly treated here, poor boy. " "Was he, though?" repeated Mrs. Mudge? who had been listening at thekeyhole, but not in an audible voice. "Perhaps he will be again, if Iget him back. I thought that letter was from Paul. I must get hold of itsome time to-day. " "I believe I must go, " said Ben. "If you answer the letter, I will putit into the office for you.... I shall be passing here to-morrow. " "You are very kind, " said Aunt Lucy. "I am very much obliged to you forbringing me this letter to-day. You can't tell how happy it makes me. Ihave been so afraid the dear boy might be suffering. " "It's no trouble at all, " said Ben.
"She's a pretty good woman, " thought he, as he left the house. "Iwouldn't play a trick on her for a good deal. But that Mrs. Mudge is ahard case. I wonder what she would have said if she had known that I wasthe 'scamp' that troubled her so much Monday.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mudge, I'm thinking, " said Ben, slyly.
Aunt Lucy laughed.
"There isn't much love lost between them, " said Aunt Lucy, smiling. "Hewas very badly treated here, poor boy. " "Was he, though?" repeated Mrs. Mudge? who had been listening at thekeyhole, but not in an audible voice. "Perhaps he will be again, if Iget him back. I thought that letter was from Paul. I must get hold of itsome time to-day. " "I believe I must go, " said Ben. "If you answer the letter, I will putit into the office for you.... I shall be passing here to-morrow. " "You are very kind, " said Aunt Lucy. "I am very much obliged to you forbringing me this letter to-day. You can't tell how happy it makes me. Ihave been so afraid the dear boy might be suffering. " "It's no trouble at all, " said Ben.
"She's a pretty good woman, " thought he, as he left the house. "Iwouldn't play a trick on her for a good deal. But that Mrs. Mudge is ahard case. I wonder what she would have said if she had known that I wasthe 'scamp' that troubled her so much Monday.
What to read after Paul Prescott's Charge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alger Horatio to read onlineMoreLess
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