The Fortunes of Oliver Horn
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Eichard, as soon as he heard of it, had put down his tools, left his work-bench, and had gone into his library, where he had written the firm a letter of thanks, couched in terms so quaint and courtly, and so full of generous appreciation of their interest in Oliver, that Mr. Slade, equally appre- ciative, had worn it into ribbons in showing it to his friends as a model of style and chirography.
Remembering his mother's wishes, and in appre- ciation of his employer's courtesy, he had kept up th...is intimacy with the Slade family until an unfortunate catastrophe had occurred, which while it did not at feet his welcome at their house, ruined his pleasure while there.
Mr. Slade had invited Oliver to dinner one rainy night, and, being too poor to pay for a cab, Oliver, in attempting to cross Broadway, had stepped into a mud-puddle a foot deep. He must either walk back and change his shoes and be late for dinner — an un- pardonable offence — or he must keep on and run hia ehances of cleaning them in the dressing-room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eichard, as soon as he heard of it, had put down his tools, left his work-bench, and had gone into his library, where he had written the firm a letter of thanks, couched in terms so quaint and courtly, and so full of generous appreciation of their interest in Oliver, that Mr. Slade, equally appre- ciative, had worn it into ribbons in showing it to his friends as a model of style and chirography.
Remembering his mother's wishes, and in appre- ciation of his employer's courtesy, he had kept up th...is intimacy with the Slade family until an unfortunate catastrophe had occurred, which while it did not at feet his welcome at their house, ruined his pleasure while there.
Mr. Slade had invited Oliver to dinner one rainy night, and, being too poor to pay for a cab, Oliver, in attempting to cross Broadway, had stepped into a mud-puddle a foot deep. He must either walk back and change his shoes and be late for dinner — an un- pardonable offence — or he must keep on and run hia ehances of cleaning them in the dressing-room.
What to read after The Fortunes of Oliver Horn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith Francis Hopkinson to read onlineMoreLess
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