Redwood a Tale volume 2
Redwood a Tale volume 2
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He was my father's eldest brother ; had courted in his youth a very charm ing young girl, who preferred and married his younger brother, a poor helpless genius. Thi> disappointment inclined my uncle Richard to dis trust our whole sex, one of them having made such an erroneous calculation as to the main chance, and he is said never to have jeoparded his fortune by offering to participate it with any other lady. His younger brother, and successful rival, aban doned his country and went to England..., in the hope of carrying his literary talents to a better market than he could find for them at hom.
REDWOOD. 191 There he had small successes and great discou ragements ; and, after struggling a few years, he died and left his wife unprovided with every thing but three or four children, rather an unproductive property you know. She preferred remaining in England to returning, to be either a dependent on her friends or a reproach to them ; and with the aid of occasional remittances from my good aunt Armstead, and some little remnant of her father's estate, and with faculties of industry and economy in her situation deserving of all praise, she con trived to subsist and educate her family respecta bly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was my father's eldest brother ; had courted in his youth a very charm ing young girl, who preferred and married his younger brother, a poor helpless genius. Thi> disappointment inclined my uncle Richard to dis trust our whole sex, one of them having made such an erroneous calculation as to the main chance, and he is said never to have jeoparded his fortune by offering to participate it with any other lady. His younger brother, and successful rival, aban doned his country and went to England..., in the hope of carrying his literary talents to a better market than he could find for them at hom.
REDWOOD. 191 There he had small successes and great discou ragements ; and, after struggling a few years, he died and left his wife unprovided with every thing but three or four children, rather an unproductive property you know. She preferred remaining in England to returning, to be either a dependent on her friends or a reproach to them ; and with the aid of occasional remittances from my good aunt Armstead, and some little remnant of her father's estate, and with faculties of industry and economy in her situation deserving of all praise, she con trived to subsist and educate her family respecta bly.
What to read after Redwood a Tale volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catharine Maria Sedgwick to read onlineMoreLess
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