Richard Vaughn
Richard Vaughn
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B. For some of your shines. " Frank was as sober as a judge, and all of Dick s raillery could not move him. He was fearful that in some way he had displeased his intended mother- in-law, and he was more than ever in love with Olive Sargent.
As they entered the parlor they could see two women, and it was easy to see that one of them Mrs. Sargent was weeping. As the two young men stopped at the parlor door Olive came forward to meet them. She had been trying to soothe her mother, but she herself ...was calm and collected. Mrs. Sargent was one who gave way to her feelings easily; in fact, she seemed to enjoy a chance to show her emotion. This was well known to the young men, and still the actions of the two puzzled them in this case.
Mrs. Sargent tried to tell, and said: "Oh, Mr. Vaughn, such an awful thing has happened, and to think it should have happened to one who boarded so long with me ! It seems only yesterday that they were here, and well, and and " She could go no farther, but broke down com pletely, as she dropped her head and covered her face with her hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
B. For some of your shines. " Frank was as sober as a judge, and all of Dick s raillery could not move him. He was fearful that in some way he had displeased his intended mother- in-law, and he was more than ever in love with Olive Sargent.
As they entered the parlor they could see two women, and it was easy to see that one of them Mrs. Sargent was weeping. As the two young men stopped at the parlor door Olive came forward to meet them. She had been trying to soothe her mother, but she herself ...was calm and collected. Mrs. Sargent was one who gave way to her feelings easily; in fact, she seemed to enjoy a chance to show her emotion. This was well known to the young men, and still the actions of the two puzzled them in this case.
Mrs. Sargent tried to tell, and said: "Oh, Mr. Vaughn, such an awful thing has happened, and to think it should have happened to one who boarded so long with me ! It seems only yesterday that they were here, and well, and and " She could go no farther, but broke down com pletely, as she dropped her head and covered her face with her hands.
What to read after Richard Vaughn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Franklin Cobb to read onlineMoreLess
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