The Harbor Road
The Harbor Road
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TRAPPED 161 The case which she built up and subsequently presented to this astounded young man was well prepared and thoroughly convincing.
He had been much with Dora, and by his constant attentions had created a situation which admitted of but one interpretation. Her child's affections had become deeply involved. Still, he had not com- mitted himself. Dora had been at a loss to under- stand his conduct, and piqued by his neglect had taken up with Robert Kittridge. Mrs. Mayhew did not doubt tha...t Norman's intentions were perfectly honorable ; doubtless he had not realized the unhap- piness he was causing Dora. And then the woman had wept, declaring that only her mother-love had forced her into speaking. She could not sit back and see Dora break her heart.
As with growing dismay Norman listened to the arraignment, evidence against him constantly ac- cumulated in his mind. Had not his mother enter- tained this same suspicion; and Kit, too? Uncon- sciously, unwittingly, he must have given Dora Mayhew far more cause for misunderstanding him than he had dreamed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TRAPPED 161 The case which she built up and subsequently presented to this astounded young man was well prepared and thoroughly convincing.
He had been much with Dora, and by his constant attentions had created a situation which admitted of but one interpretation. Her child's affections had become deeply involved. Still, he had not com- mitted himself. Dora had been at a loss to under- stand his conduct, and piqued by his neglect had taken up with Robert Kittridge. Mrs. Mayhew did not doubt tha...t Norman's intentions were perfectly honorable ; doubtless he had not realized the unhap- piness he was causing Dora. And then the woman had wept, declaring that only her mother-love had forced her into speaking. She could not sit back and see Dora break her heart.
As with growing dismay Norman listened to the arraignment, evidence against him constantly ac- cumulated in his mind. Had not his mother enter- tained this same suspicion; and Kit, too? Uncon- sciously, unwittingly, he must have given Dora Mayhew far more cause for misunderstanding him than he had dreamed.
What to read after The Harbor Road?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bassett Sara Ware to read onlineMoreLess
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