The Kentons
The Kentons
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"No, no; I don't say that. But promise me you won't encourage her in it. And don't, for pity's sake, brag about her to him. " "No, I won't, " said the judge, and he tacitly repented having done so.
The weather had changed, and when he went up from this interviewwith his wife in their stateroom he found a good many people strungconvalescently along the promenade on their steamer-chairs. These, sofar as they were women, were of such sick plainness that when he cameto Ellen his heart throbbed with... a glad resentment of her mother'saspersion of her health and beauty. She looked not only very well, andvery pretty, but in a gay red cap and a trig jacket she looked, to herfather's uncritical eyes, very stylish. The glow left his heart at eightof the empty seat beside her.
"Where is Lottie?" he asked, though it was not Lottie's whereabouts thatinterested him.
"Oh, she's walking with Mr. Breckon somewhere, " said Ellen.
"Then she's made up her mind to tolerate him, has she?" the fatherasked, more lightly than he felt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"No, no; I don't say that. But promise me you won't encourage her in it. And don't, for pity's sake, brag about her to him. " "No, I won't, " said the judge, and he tacitly repented having done so.
The weather had changed, and when he went up from this interviewwith his wife in their stateroom he found a good many people strungconvalescently along the promenade on their steamer-chairs. These, sofar as they were women, were of such sick plainness that when he cameto Ellen his heart throbbed with... a glad resentment of her mother'saspersion of her health and beauty. She looked not only very well, andvery pretty, but in a gay red cap and a trig jacket she looked, to herfather's uncritical eyes, very stylish. The glow left his heart at eightof the empty seat beside her.
"Where is Lottie?" he asked, though it was not Lottie's whereabouts thatinterested him.
"Oh, she's walking with Mr. Breckon somewhere, " said Ellen.
"Then she's made up her mind to tolerate him, has she?" the fatherasked, more lightly than he felt.
What to read after The Kentons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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