The Fashionable Adventures of Joshua Craig; a Novel
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" "But I'll have my husband and my children. What more can a womanask?" The old lady scrutinized her granddaughter's tranquil, delicateface in utter amazement. She could find nothing on which to base ahope that the girl was either jesting or posing. "Margaret, " shecried, "are you CRAZY?" "Do you think a desire for a home, and a husband who adores one, and children whom one adores is evidence of insanity?" "Yes, you are mad--quite mad!" "I suppose you think that fretting about all my seasons wi...thout anoffer worth accepting has driven me out of my senses. Sometimes Ithink so, too. " And Margaret lapsed into abstracted, dreamysilence.
"Do you pretend that you--you--care for--this person?" inquiredthe old lady.
"I can't discuss him with you, Grandmother, " replied the girl. "You know you have washed your hands of me. " "I shall never give up, " cried the old lady vehemently, "until Irescue you. I'll not permit this disgrace. I'll have him drivenout of Washington. " "Yes, you might try that, " said Margaret.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "But I'll have my husband and my children. What more can a womanask?" The old lady scrutinized her granddaughter's tranquil, delicateface in utter amazement. She could find nothing on which to base ahope that the girl was either jesting or posing. "Margaret, " shecried, "are you CRAZY?" "Do you think a desire for a home, and a husband who adores one, and children whom one adores is evidence of insanity?" "Yes, you are mad--quite mad!" "I suppose you think that fretting about all my seasons wi...thout anoffer worth accepting has driven me out of my senses. Sometimes Ithink so, too. " And Margaret lapsed into abstracted, dreamysilence.
"Do you pretend that you--you--care for--this person?" inquiredthe old lady.
"I can't discuss him with you, Grandmother, " replied the girl. "You know you have washed your hands of me. " "I shall never give up, " cried the old lady vehemently, "until Irescue you. I'll not permit this disgrace. I'll have him drivenout of Washington. " "Yes, you might try that, " said Margaret.
What to read after The Fashionable Adventures of Joshua Craig; a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillips David Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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