The Making of a Fortune; a Romance
The Making of a Fortune; a Romance
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Madison.
"How insulting!" exclaimed Mrs. Sum- mersfield.
"Oh, anything! Anything!" cried Emily, not in the least knowing what she said, or, for the matter of that, what he said, either.
' ' You will all bear witness to this prom- ise," said Van Styne. "She is going to love me better than she does. You all are!" "Don't be any more of a fool than you can help. Van Styne," said Mr. Madison, thoroughly irritated. "If this is a joke, or if it isn't, it has gone quite too far." 54 THE MAKING OF A FOR...TUNE "Some people are born fools, and some have folly thrust upon them," said Van Styne, as he walked away. And then he gave his orders, and the Sea Drift wore round slowly in the already heavy seas, and went ploughing through the swells toward port.
Mr. Aversleigh had been at home him- self for some hours, expectant, and then anxious, walking the floor, and looking from the windows into the gray of even- ing. And at last he was down on the brilliantly lighted pier, with various oth- ers as anxious as he, if that could be, when the Sea Drift came to her moorings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Madison.
"How insulting!" exclaimed Mrs. Sum- mersfield.
"Oh, anything! Anything!" cried Emily, not in the least knowing what she said, or, for the matter of that, what he said, either.
' ' You will all bear witness to this prom- ise," said Van Styne. "She is going to love me better than she does. You all are!" "Don't be any more of a fool than you can help. Van Styne," said Mr. Madison, thoroughly irritated. "If this is a joke, or if it isn't, it has gone quite too far." 54 THE MAKING OF A FOR...TUNE "Some people are born fools, and some have folly thrust upon them," said Van Styne, as he walked away. And then he gave his orders, and the Sea Drift wore round slowly in the already heavy seas, and went ploughing through the swells toward port.
Mr. Aversleigh had been at home him- self for some hours, expectant, and then anxious, walking the floor, and looking from the windows into the gray of even- ing. And at last he was down on the brilliantly lighted pier, with various oth- ers as anxious as he, if that could be, when the Sea Drift came to her moorings.
What to read after The Making of a Fortune; a Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Elizabeth Prescott Spofford to read onlineMoreLess
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