The Continental Monthly, Vol. 5, No. 4, April, 1864
The Continental Monthly, Vol. 5, No. 4, April, 1864
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Her unfortunate marriage has had very little effect on her. She neverwas so handsome in her life. She enjoys exciting the sympathies of thoseby whom she is surrounded, including half-a-dozen gentlemen who areconstantly dangling around her. A young lawyer, who was boarding at thesame house, undertook to institute proceedings for a divorce against theabsent signor. He was successful in his application, and Belle is nowlegally free. She will probably marry some man of coarse taste, who willbe attr...acted by her fine form and showy appearance, to say nothing ofthe effect of the prevalent belief that she will certainly be providedfor 'on old Meeker's death. ' * * * * * So much for the present situation of the Meeker family. While Arabellais taking her drive, I have had time to tell the reader thus much aboutit. The carriage is now approaching, and I must stop.
* * * * * The shadows of evening begin to gather. Along the great artery of thecity press the crowd. Their steps tend homeward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her unfortunate marriage has had very little effect on her. She neverwas so handsome in her life. She enjoys exciting the sympathies of thoseby whom she is surrounded, including half-a-dozen gentlemen who areconstantly dangling around her. A young lawyer, who was boarding at thesame house, undertook to institute proceedings for a divorce against theabsent signor. He was successful in his application, and Belle is nowlegally free. She will probably marry some man of coarse taste, who willbe attr...acted by her fine form and showy appearance, to say nothing ofthe effect of the prevalent belief that she will certainly be providedfor 'on old Meeker's death. ' * * * * * So much for the present situation of the Meeker family. While Arabellais taking her drive, I have had time to tell the reader thus much aboutit. The carriage is now approaching, and I must stop.
* * * * * The shadows of evening begin to gather. Along the great artery of thecity press the crowd. Their steps tend homeward.
What to read after The Continental Monthly, Vol. 5, No. 4, April, 1864?
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