Tales of Two Countries
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Warden so compassionate towards the poor. Though it wasmuch to be deplored that even the most well-meant help so oftencame into unfortunate hands, yet there was always something fine andennobling in seeing a lady like Mrs. Warden-- "But, " she interrupted, "aren't these people in the utmost need of help?I received the impression that the woman in particular had seen betterdays, and that a little timely aid might perhaps enable her to recoverherself. " "I am sorry to have to tell you, madam, " s...aid the poor-law inspector, ina tone of mild regret, "that she was formerly a very notorious woman ofthe town. " Mrs. Warden shuddered.
She had spoken to such a woman, and spoken about children. She hadeven mentioned her own child, lying at home in its innocent cradle. Shealmost felt as though she must hasten home to make sure it was still asclean and wholesome as before.
"And the young girl?" she asked, timidly.
"No doubt you noticed her--her condition. " "No. You mean--" The fat gentleman whispered some words.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Warden so compassionate towards the poor. Though it wasmuch to be deplored that even the most well-meant help so oftencame into unfortunate hands, yet there was always something fine andennobling in seeing a lady like Mrs. Warden-- "But, " she interrupted, "aren't these people in the utmost need of help?I received the impression that the woman in particular had seen betterdays, and that a little timely aid might perhaps enable her to recoverherself. " "I am sorry to have to tell you, madam, " s...aid the poor-law inspector, ina tone of mild regret, "that she was formerly a very notorious woman ofthe town. " Mrs. Warden shuddered.
She had spoken to such a woman, and spoken about children. She hadeven mentioned her own child, lying at home in its innocent cradle. Shealmost felt as though she must hasten home to make sure it was still asclean and wholesome as before.
"And the young girl?" she asked, timidly.
"No doubt you noticed her--her condition. " "No. You mean--" The fat gentleman whispered some words.
What to read after Tales of Two Countries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kielland Alexander Lange to read onlineMoreLess
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