The Foundling of the Wreck
The Foundling of the Wreck
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He thought the most suitable season for making such a proposal would be as he and Margaret were returning from one of their visits to the works. The state of health in which they found poor Michael, at the next visit, favoured the project. He was evidently much worn, and Margaret was almost broken-hearted when she parted from him, thinking it probable that she should never see him again alive.
As they walked home, the poor woman leaned on Gerald's arm and wept bitterly. ' Now, ' thought he, ' i...s the time for me to name my plan ;' so, looking up tenderly in her face, he said, ' I have something to say to you, dear mother, which I hope will make you dry up your tears. I have often tried to cheer you with the prospect of a happier time, but now I think it is nearly come. ' ' You mean, ' said Margaret sorrowfully, ' that I and my poor Michael shall soon be together in a happier world. ' 20 THE FOUNDLING OF THE WRECK.
1 No, good mother, I don't mean that, ' Gerald eagerly returned, ' I hope you will meet together in Heaven at last ; but not very soon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He thought the most suitable season for making such a proposal would be as he and Margaret were returning from one of their visits to the works. The state of health in which they found poor Michael, at the next visit, favoured the project. He was evidently much worn, and Margaret was almost broken-hearted when she parted from him, thinking it probable that she should never see him again alive.
As they walked home, the poor woman leaned on Gerald's arm and wept bitterly. ' Now, ' thought he, ' i...s the time for me to name my plan ;' so, looking up tenderly in her face, he said, ' I have something to say to you, dear mother, which I hope will make you dry up your tears. I have often tried to cheer you with the prospect of a happier time, but now I think it is nearly come. ' ' You mean, ' said Margaret sorrowfully, ' that I and my poor Michael shall soon be together in a happier world. ' 20 THE FOUNDLING OF THE WRECK.
1 No, good mother, I don't mean that, ' Gerald eagerly returned, ' I hope you will meet together in Heaven at last ; but not very soon.
What to read after The Foundling of the Wreck?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lionel S Lionel Smith Beale to read onlineMoreLess
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