The Convict's Daughter
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JOE — But your family, they will object.
PHILIP — Not when they know that the happiness of my life is at stake.
JOE — Well, let me see; marriage is a serious business. I do not want to decide the matter now. I must have a litle time to think it over.
PHILIP — I hope you will consider your daughter's happiness as well as mine, and allow her to keep her engagement.
JOE — I must have a few days' time. Her circumstances are so different from yours that your parents would object, and perhaps later y...ou will yourself repent of this rash declaration.
PHILIP — You need have no fear on that score, Mr. Cartwright.
I only ask that you give me an opportunity to prove ray sincerity.
JOE — Young men of wealth and fashion are not usually so anxious to marry poor girls. I have seen something of this world, and it has caused me to lose faith in human nature.
PHILIP — I hope, sir, that you do not consider my attentions other than honorable?
JOE — No, but it is well to be on the safe side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JOE — But your family, they will object.
PHILIP — Not when they know that the happiness of my life is at stake.
JOE — Well, let me see; marriage is a serious business. I do not want to decide the matter now. I must have a litle time to think it over.
PHILIP — I hope you will consider your daughter's happiness as well as mine, and allow her to keep her engagement.
JOE — I must have a few days' time. Her circumstances are so different from yours that your parents would object, and perhaps later y...ou will yourself repent of this rash declaration.
PHILIP — You need have no fear on that score, Mr. Cartwright.
I only ask that you give me an opportunity to prove ray sincerity.
JOE — Young men of wealth and fashion are not usually so anxious to marry poor girls. I have seen something of this world, and it has caused me to lose faith in human nature.
PHILIP — I hope, sir, that you do not consider my attentions other than honorable?
JOE — No, but it is well to be on the safe side.
What to read after The Convict's Daughter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hoogesteger, Marius D. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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