Tales of a Garrison Town
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Mollie Deane why, I believe I should have thrown Cranston over if he hadn't fallen in love with her. I always expected every fellow to lose his heart to her; she was so sensible, so comradish, in every way such a splendid girl Bob did fall in love 70 Talcs of a Garrison Town.
with her, and they became engaged : and the young Lieutenant forthwith, in high feather, wrote the news home. Three successive mails carried letters to England about his engagement, about the girl, about his desire to marr...y soon, and all the rest of it.
To Bob suddenly came a letter from Mr. Cranston, in which the boy was called a fool and was rather authoritatively ordered to give the whole thing up. " I am not going to have you marry a girl in the colonies, " his father wrote. "If you are bound to marry, which, until you are at least thirty [Bob was then twenty-four], it is sheer nonsense for you to want to do, you must marry in England. I won't have any such foolery, Bob! I don't approve of this; and I warn you that if you persist in it I will cut your present allowance down to a figure that will make it impossible for even so romantic a young man as you to think of such a thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mollie Deane why, I believe I should have thrown Cranston over if he hadn't fallen in love with her. I always expected every fellow to lose his heart to her; she was so sensible, so comradish, in every way such a splendid girl Bob did fall in love 70 Talcs of a Garrison Town.
with her, and they became engaged : and the young Lieutenant forthwith, in high feather, wrote the news home. Three successive mails carried letters to England about his engagement, about the girl, about his desire to marr...y soon, and all the rest of it.
To Bob suddenly came a letter from Mr. Cranston, in which the boy was called a fool and was rather authoritatively ordered to give the whole thing up. " I am not going to have you marry a girl in the colonies, " his father wrote. "If you are bound to marry, which, until you are at least thirty [Bob was then twenty-four], it is sheer nonsense for you to want to do, you must marry in England. I won't have any such foolery, Bob! I don't approve of this; and I warn you that if you persist in it I will cut your present allowance down to a figure that will make it impossible for even so romantic a young man as you to think of such a thing.
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