Ten Nights in a Bar-Room, And What I Saw There
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I'm afraid, iusband, that the worst is before us. I've borne and suffered a great deal — only God knows how much, — ^I pray that I may have strength to bear this trial also.
Dear child ! She is better fitted for heaven than for earth ; and it may be that God is about to take her to himself.
She's been a great comfort to me — and to you, Joe, more like a guardian angel than a child." Mrs. Morgan had tried to speak very firmly ; but as sentence followed sentence, her voice lost more and more of i...ts even tone. With the closing words all self-control vanished ; and she wept bitterly. What could her feeble erring husband do, but weep with her ?
" Joe," — Mrs. Morgan aroused herself as quickly as possible, for she had that to say which she feared she might not have the heart to utter — " Joe, if Mary dies, you cannot forget the cause of her death." " Oh, Fanny ! Fanny !" "Nor the hand that struck the cruel blow." " Forget it ? Never ! And if I forgive Simon Slade " 74 TEN NIGHTS IN A BAK-ROOM.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'm afraid, iusband, that the worst is before us. I've borne and suffered a great deal — only God knows how much, — ^I pray that I may have strength to bear this trial also.
Dear child ! She is better fitted for heaven than for earth ; and it may be that God is about to take her to himself.
She's been a great comfort to me — and to you, Joe, more like a guardian angel than a child." Mrs. Morgan had tried to speak very firmly ; but as sentence followed sentence, her voice lost more and more of i...ts even tone. With the closing words all self-control vanished ; and she wept bitterly. What could her feeble erring husband do, but weep with her ?
" Joe," — Mrs. Morgan aroused herself as quickly as possible, for she had that to say which she feared she might not have the heart to utter — " Joe, if Mary dies, you cannot forget the cause of her death." " Oh, Fanny ! Fanny !" "Nor the hand that struck the cruel blow." " Forget it ? Never ! And if I forgive Simon Slade " 74 TEN NIGHTS IN A BAK-ROOM.
What to read after Ten Nights in a Bar-Room, And What I Saw There?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Timothy Shay to read onlineMoreLess
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