The Last of the Thorndikes
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" " She would be a worker of miracles had she done that, " said Isabel. " But come, Richard, we must go if you would be at the counting-house by four o'clock. " As they rode along on their way home, Isabel said in alow tone, to Richard, "Do you know, Rich ard, that the photograph of that lady helps me to solve a mystery that, to my mind, has always hung about Mr. Alger? He has constantly a furtive look, as if always on his guard against something, and an impenetrability that allows one to see o...nly a little way into his real nature. He is not like you, open and clear as the light ; but dark and secret, and let any one attempt to look into him, he will come very soon against a thick wall, beyond which he cannot go. That lady has gone beyond that wall, into the Blue Beard chamber, and the result to her has been a life time affliction. Ever since my early girlhood he has been very kind and attentive to me ; but I have always felt for him an unconquerable aversion. The feeling has been . Instinctive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " She would be a worker of miracles had she done that, " said Isabel. " But come, Richard, we must go if you would be at the counting-house by four o'clock. " As they rode along on their way home, Isabel said in alow tone, to Richard, "Do you know, Rich ard, that the photograph of that lady helps me to solve a mystery that, to my mind, has always hung about Mr. Alger? He has constantly a furtive look, as if always on his guard against something, and an impenetrability that allows one to see o...nly a little way into his real nature. He is not like you, open and clear as the light ; but dark and secret, and let any one attempt to look into him, he will come very soon against a thick wall, beyond which he cannot go. That lady has gone beyond that wall, into the Blue Beard chamber, and the result to her has been a life time affliction. Ever since my early girlhood he has been very kind and attentive to me ; but I have always felt for him an unconquerable aversion. The feeling has been . Instinctive.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilmore, James R. (James Roberts), 1822-1903 to read onlineMoreLess
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