The Loves of a Lawyer His Quandary And How It Came Out
The Loves of a Lawyer His Quandary And How It Came Out
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The jeal- ous young woman actually got the notion into her head that I had gone off to visit her cousin Laura, and that this was the occasion of my absence from town. Aware, as I soon became, that this gentleman, Mr. Gentry, had come as an admirer of Frances — a wooer — I readily per- ceived that I was the third person who could very conveniently be spared from the company, in order to complete the pleasure of the other two. At the earliest opportunity I excused my- self, and left the room.
The... rest of that evening I occupied in arguing 94 TJie Loves of a Laivyer.
two questions, the first of which was whether, under the circumstances, it was my • duty to explain to Frances Wilkins my visit to the town of Trowbridge, and my accidental and unex- pected meeting there with her cousin Laura ; the other was, whether this apparently clever gentle- man, Mr. Gentry, would not, in any event, prove a successful rival for the hand of Frances, even if I should wish to aspire to it. I went to bed that night, feeling wretched — and falling asleep after an hour or two of vexatious thought, I dreamed — I always have been a great dreamer — that Frances Wilkins had grown cold toward me — no longer called me "brother Sam " — and was promenading affectionately with that hand- some, black-bearded Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The jeal- ous young woman actually got the notion into her head that I had gone off to visit her cousin Laura, and that this was the occasion of my absence from town. Aware, as I soon became, that this gentleman, Mr. Gentry, had come as an admirer of Frances — a wooer — I readily per- ceived that I was the third person who could very conveniently be spared from the company, in order to complete the pleasure of the other two. At the earliest opportunity I excused my- self, and left the room.
The... rest of that evening I occupied in arguing 94 TJie Loves of a Laivyer.
two questions, the first of which was whether, under the circumstances, it was my • duty to explain to Frances Wilkins my visit to the town of Trowbridge, and my accidental and unex- pected meeting there with her cousin Laura ; the other was, whether this apparently clever gentle- man, Mr. Gentry, would not, in any event, prove a successful rival for the hand of Frances, even if I should wish to aspire to it. I went to bed that night, feeling wretched — and falling asleep after an hour or two of vexatious thought, I dreamed — I always have been a great dreamer — that Frances Wilkins had grown cold toward me — no longer called me "brother Sam " — and was promenading affectionately with that hand- some, black-bearded Mr.
What to read after The Loves of a Lawyer His Quandary And How It Came Out?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew Shuman to read onlineMoreLess
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