The Mill Agent
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O ! if I had only died be- fore this come. " The pathos, the real anguish in the voice, made the Colonel turn his head away, sud- denly. " Well, after all, Saint, it's a hard sort of an old world, ain't it? Used to look pretty bright to me, too, and does now, sometimes ; but in comes misfortune, or sickness, or death, aud sets us adrift. Look here, where is Coit? I ought to be in a hurry ? " "He is up-stairs ; I will call him. " Guilford made his appearance in a mo- ment. 'Take Grande and go up... town, will you? My wife wants to see you, " said the Colonel. 220 THE MILL AGENT. K Is she ill, again ? " queried Guilford. " No worse than usual, " was the reply ; "good morning, Mr. Coit. Don't let her talk more than half an hour. " Guilford left Hager with some reluctance, but her mother sat, her face assumedly cheer- ful, in his place ; and Austin and the agent took their way towards Rose-Hedge. " What a beautiful morning ! " said Guil- ford. " To you, I dare say, " responded Austin. M And it would be to you, if only — oh !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O ! if I had only died be- fore this come. " The pathos, the real anguish in the voice, made the Colonel turn his head away, sud- denly. " Well, after all, Saint, it's a hard sort of an old world, ain't it? Used to look pretty bright to me, too, and does now, sometimes ; but in comes misfortune, or sickness, or death, aud sets us adrift. Look here, where is Coit? I ought to be in a hurry ? " "He is up-stairs ; I will call him. " Guilford made his appearance in a mo- ment. 'Take Grande and go up... town, will you? My wife wants to see you, " said the Colonel. 220 THE MILL AGENT. K Is she ill, again ? " queried Guilford. " No worse than usual, " was the reply ; "good morning, Mr. Coit. Don't let her talk more than half an hour. " Guilford left Hager with some reluctance, but her mother sat, her face assumedly cheer- ful, in his place ; and Austin and the agent took their way towards Rose-Hedge. " What a beautiful morning ! " said Guil- ford. " To you, I dare say, " responded Austin. M And it would be to you, if only — oh !
What to read after The Mill Agent?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary a Mary Andrews Denison to read onlineMoreLess
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