The Brute
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" Or, " Ready-made corsets, my dear, are an abomination. I insist that you go at once and be measured for half a dozen pair that will really fit. " Edith drew the line at such extravagances, and very nearly precipitated a row. " Let me alone, mother, " she said. " I know what I want, and, after all, it is my money we are spending, not yours. " My money! The irony of the thing did not occur to her. She bought Donald a new gold watch-chain, with match-box, cigar-cutter, knife, pencil and seals, a...ll of gold, attached. When she presented it to him, she felt disappointed at his lack of enthusiasm, and wondered why he did not wear it. The reason was simple as simple and homely as Donald himself. He detested jewelry, and contented himself with the 194 THE BRUTE leather fob initialed in gold which Edith had given him, years before, upon a birthday. He had loved this, because she had saved and denied herself to get it for him. The other, somehow, meant nothing to him.
CHAPTER XIV EMERSON HALL was a young civil engineer, who had pushed his way to the front in his chosen profession because he had both energy and ability.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Or, " Ready-made corsets, my dear, are an abomination. I insist that you go at once and be measured for half a dozen pair that will really fit. " Edith drew the line at such extravagances, and very nearly precipitated a row. " Let me alone, mother, " she said. " I know what I want, and, after all, it is my money we are spending, not yours. " My money! The irony of the thing did not occur to her. She bought Donald a new gold watch-chain, with match-box, cigar-cutter, knife, pencil and seals, a...ll of gold, attached. When she presented it to him, she felt disappointed at his lack of enthusiasm, and wondered why he did not wear it. The reason was simple as simple and homely as Donald himself. He detested jewelry, and contented himself with the 194 THE BRUTE leather fob initialed in gold which Edith had given him, years before, upon a birthday. He had loved this, because she had saved and denied herself to get it for him. The other, somehow, meant nothing to him.
CHAPTER XIV EMERSON HALL was a young civil engineer, who had pushed his way to the front in his chosen profession because he had both energy and ability.
What to read after The Brute?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kummer Frederic Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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