The Green Mountain Boys a Historical Tale of the Early Settlement of Vermont
The Green Mountain Boys a Historical Tale of the Early Settlement of Vermont
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" "Alma Hendee, I can hardly believe this strange story. I fear you have been deceived. I wish I had known it before. Neither Colonel Warrington, nor Cap- tain Selden, have the least idea that such were your reasons for the sudden, and, to them, unaccountable step you took. I have conversed with them both on the subject; and they both believe, I imagine, that you were either coerced by your father, or were laboring under some misapprehensions. Mr. Selden, I know, be- lieves this; and he told me... on our way here, that if you would keep yourself from becoming entangled with Sher- wood, the affair might yet be reconciled between you and the Colonel, who yet cherishes for you all his former sentiments. " "It never will be reconciled, however, Jessy. " 252 THE GREEN MOUNTAIN SOYS.
" Why, you have not seriously determined to marry Sherwood, have you ? " "I can hardly bring myself, I own, to think seriously of such a sacrifice, " said Alma mournfully. " I certainly never should harbor the thought a moment, if I had now any other object to live for, than to render my infirm and embarrassed father as happy as possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Alma Hendee, I can hardly believe this strange story. I fear you have been deceived. I wish I had known it before. Neither Colonel Warrington, nor Cap- tain Selden, have the least idea that such were your reasons for the sudden, and, to them, unaccountable step you took. I have conversed with them both on the subject; and they both believe, I imagine, that you were either coerced by your father, or were laboring under some misapprehensions. Mr. Selden, I know, be- lieves this; and he told me... on our way here, that if you would keep yourself from becoming entangled with Sher- wood, the affair might yet be reconciled between you and the Colonel, who yet cherishes for you all his former sentiments. " "It never will be reconciled, however, Jessy. " 252 THE GREEN MOUNTAIN SOYS.
" Why, you have not seriously determined to marry Sherwood, have you ? " "I can hardly bring myself, I own, to think seriously of such a sacrifice, " said Alma mournfully. " I certainly never should harbor the thought a moment, if I had now any other object to live for, than to render my infirm and embarrassed father as happy as possible.
What to read after The Green Mountain Boys a Historical Tale of the Early Settlement of Vermont?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel P Daniel Pierce Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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