Queen Mab 1
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back the letter Into his pocket, whilst William was too much moved to mind him.
"■ And now do let me be quiet, will you," con- tinued Robert, with the look and tone of a pre- mature man.
The school of adversity has its drawbacks for }outh. Robert had found it a hard one. Years had modified the faults which had pierced his mother's proud heart ; but though he grew up with her beauty, her reserve, and her pride, he lost none of that vanity which was his father's prevail- ing error and misfortune.... It had been wounded at every turn ; the poverty of his home, his shabby clothes, his father's beggared reputation, had given it many a cruel sting, but had failed to conquer it, though they had, indeed, compelled it to silence and a passive existence. The vei-y hardships and sufferings, which that vanity had made it cniel to endure, bore sad fruit. Robert grew up in the conviction that there is nothing like money and a fair name. The wealthy, safe, reputable side of life's high-road attracted him irresistibly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
back the letter Into his pocket, whilst William was too much moved to mind him.
"■ And now do let me be quiet, will you," con- tinued Robert, with the look and tone of a pre- mature man.
The school of adversity has its drawbacks for }outh. Robert had found it a hard one. Years had modified the faults which had pierced his mother's proud heart ; but though he grew up with her beauty, her reserve, and her pride, he lost none of that vanity which was his father's prevail- ing error and misfortune.... It had been wounded at every turn ; the poverty of his home, his shabby clothes, his father's beggared reputation, had given it many a cruel sting, but had failed to conquer it, though they had, indeed, compelled it to silence and a passive existence. The vei-y hardships and sufferings, which that vanity had made it cniel to endure, bore sad fruit. Robert grew up in the conviction that there is nothing like money and a fair name. The wealthy, safe, reputable side of life's high-road attracted him irresistibly.
What to read after Queen Mab 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julia Kavanagh to read onlineMoreLess
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