The Iron Game
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Atterburymurmured, and affected a reproving frown at the culprit, as she handedher son back the order, with a stilled sigh.
"The sun of the South is not the sun of York to us, you know; all theclouds that lower on our house are doubly darkened by this Southern sun;even the warmth of Rosedale hearts can not make up for our eclipsedNorthern star, " Jack said, sadly, with a wistful look at the rivalwarrior reading with sparkling eyes the instructions accompanying theorder to march.
"Since Vincent ...is going so far northward, I think it will be a good timefor us to go home, " Mrs. Sprague began, tentatively.
"Oh--no--no! Oh, we could never think of such a thing, " Rosacried--"could we, mamma?" "Why should you go?" Mrs. Atterbury asked. "Until Jack is exchanged, you've certainly no duty in the North so important as watching over thisheadstrong fellow. We can't think of your going--unless you are wearyof us. " "O Mrs. Atterbury, pray don't put it in that way! You know better. Ourvisit here has been perfect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Atterburymurmured, and affected a reproving frown at the culprit, as she handedher son back the order, with a stilled sigh.
"The sun of the South is not the sun of York to us, you know; all theclouds that lower on our house are doubly darkened by this Southern sun;even the warmth of Rosedale hearts can not make up for our eclipsedNorthern star, " Jack said, sadly, with a wistful look at the rivalwarrior reading with sparkling eyes the instructions accompanying theorder to march.
"Since Vincent ...is going so far northward, I think it will be a good timefor us to go home, " Mrs. Sprague began, tentatively.
"Oh--no--no! Oh, we could never think of such a thing, " Rosacried--"could we, mamma?" "Why should you go?" Mrs. Atterbury asked. "Until Jack is exchanged, you've certainly no duty in the North so important as watching over thisheadstrong fellow. We can't think of your going--unless you are wearyof us. " "O Mrs. Atterbury, pray don't put it in that way! You know better. Ourvisit here has been perfect.
What to read after The Iron Game?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry F Henry Francis Keenan to read onlineMoreLess
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