Tales of the Chesapeake
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Notone knows Old Beau, the Bloke, to be Tom Basil, cadet at West Point inthe last generation. I've kept nothing of my own but my children'sgood name. My little boy never knew me to be his father. I tried tokeep the secret from my daughter, but her affection broke down mydisguises. Thank God! the old rounder's deal has run out at last. Forhis wife he'll flash her diles no more, nor be taken on the vag. " "Basil, " said Reybold, "what trust do you leave to me in your family?" Mrs. Basil strove to... interpose, but the dying man raised his voice: "Tryphonee can go home to Fauquier. She was always welcomethere--without me. I was disinherited. But here, Colonel! My last dropof blood is in the girl. She loves you. " A rattle arose in the sinner's throat. He made an effort, andtransferred his daughter's hand to the Congressman's. Not taking itaway, she knelt with her future husband at the bedside and raised hervoice: "Lord, when Thou comest into Thy kingdom, remember him!" HERMAN OF BOHEMIA MANOR.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Notone knows Old Beau, the Bloke, to be Tom Basil, cadet at West Point inthe last generation. I've kept nothing of my own but my children'sgood name. My little boy never knew me to be his father. I tried tokeep the secret from my daughter, but her affection broke down mydisguises. Thank God! the old rounder's deal has run out at last. Forhis wife he'll flash her diles no more, nor be taken on the vag. " "Basil, " said Reybold, "what trust do you leave to me in your family?" Mrs. Basil strove to... interpose, but the dying man raised his voice: "Tryphonee can go home to Fauquier. She was always welcomethere--without me. I was disinherited. But here, Colonel! My last dropof blood is in the girl. She loves you. " A rattle arose in the sinner's throat. He made an effort, andtransferred his daughter's hand to the Congressman's. Not taking itaway, she knelt with her future husband at the bedside and raised hervoice: "Lord, when Thou comest into Thy kingdom, remember him!" HERMAN OF BOHEMIA MANOR.
What to read after Tales of the Chesapeake?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Townsend George Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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