Sevenoaks
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Once every year the lawyer would bring the lad to the woods, so that heshould not forget his father, and if the time should ever come when itseemed practicable to do so, a suit would be instituted that would givehim the rights so cruelly withheld from his natural protector.
The proposition was one which taxed to its utmost Mr. Benedict's powerof self-control. He loved his boy better than he loved himself. He hopedthat, in some way, life would be pleasanter and more successful to thelad than it ...had been to him. He did not wish him to grow up illiterateand in the woods; but how he was to live without him he could not tell. The plucking out of an eye would have given him less pain than theparting with his boy, though he felt from the first that the lad wouldgo.
Nothing could be determined without consulting Jim, and as theconversation had destroyed the desire for further sport, they packedtheir fishing-tackle and returned to camp.
"The boy was'n't got up for my 'commodation, " said Jim, when theproposition was placed before him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Once every year the lawyer would bring the lad to the woods, so that heshould not forget his father, and if the time should ever come when itseemed practicable to do so, a suit would be instituted that would givehim the rights so cruelly withheld from his natural protector.
The proposition was one which taxed to its utmost Mr. Benedict's powerof self-control. He loved his boy better than he loved himself. He hopedthat, in some way, life would be pleasanter and more successful to thelad than it ...had been to him. He did not wish him to grow up illiterateand in the woods; but how he was to live without him he could not tell. The plucking out of an eye would have given him less pain than theparting with his boy, though he felt from the first that the lad wouldgo.
Nothing could be determined without consulting Jim, and as theconversation had destroyed the desire for further sport, they packedtheir fishing-tackle and returned to camp.
"The boy was'n't got up for my 'commodation, " said Jim, when theproposition was placed before him.
What to read after Sevenoaks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J G Josiah Gilbert Holland to read onlineMoreLess
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