Tales of Womans Trials
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Irds the cottage.
" I told you. Miss Sunderland, " comnu'nct'd the oWl gentleman, with more agitation, but hss embarassment, than he had shown at their former interview, " that I had need of twenty thousand pounds to support my credit, and save my family from distress. I told you I wished my son to marry a lady possessed of that sum, and I now come to claim you as his bride. " "Sir!" "Yes, madam: I was your father's largest creditor; any son's being tmitcd lo his daughter. Ill- was always ...sptTulative and imnginativt-, and I feari-d you might he the same. The sum you have so nobly repaid me, I looked upon a« lost, an«l you must therefore suffcT nie to consider it a niarriage- portion ; it ban savrd uu- ftDUi ruin, «itlioiit tin- sacrifice of mv son's happiness. " "liow i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Irds the cottage.
" I told you. Miss Sunderland, " comnu'nct'd the oWl gentleman, with more agitation, but hss embarassment, than he had shown at their former interview, " that I had need of twenty thousand pounds to support my credit, and save my family from distress. I told you I wished my son to marry a lady possessed of that sum, and I now come to claim you as his bride. " "Sir!" "Yes, madam: I was your father's largest creditor; an
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