The Minister's Son; Or, Home With Honours 1
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"Who has not heard of the pitiful struggles, the bitter disappointments, that await the needy who have no recommenda- tion but their need, and no companion but their hunger ? It is so terribly easy for a hot-headed boy to slip out of his place in the world, so easy to baffle pursuit, so easy to secure oblivion, except at some one fire- side ; but having slipped away in search of freedom and a living, the first seems often purchasable only at the price of the last.
Eonald had a small sum of mone...y be- longing to him. Lady Forbes had pre- sented him, in his babyhood, with a note, which had been accumulatinp: for him in the bank ever since ; but the deposit -re- ceipt was at the manse, and he would not write for it — to do so would be to confess himself beaten : and so, with some pounds 186 THE minister's SON.
lying in his name at Tillybodle, he often lacked a meal in Edinburgh. His mother, who steadily refused to believe that harm had befallen him, trusted that before long he would claim this very receipt ; but she did not guess the extent of his obstinate pride.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Who has not heard of the pitiful struggles, the bitter disappointments, that await the needy who have no recommenda- tion but their need, and no companion but their hunger ? It is so terribly easy for a hot-headed boy to slip out of his place in the world, so easy to baffle pursuit, so easy to secure oblivion, except at some one fire- side ; but having slipped away in search of freedom and a living, the first seems often purchasable only at the price of the last.
Eonald had a small sum of mone...y be- longing to him. Lady Forbes had pre- sented him, in his babyhood, with a note, which had been accumulatinp: for him in the bank ever since ; but the deposit -re- ceipt was at the manse, and he would not write for it — to do so would be to confess himself beaten : and so, with some pounds 186 THE minister's SON.
lying in his name at Tillybodle, he often lacked a meal in Edinburgh. His mother, who steadily refused to believe that harm had befallen him, trusted that before long he would claim this very receipt ; but she did not guess the extent of his obstinate pride.
What to read after The Minister's Son; Or, Home With Honours 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stirling, M. C to read onlineMoreLess
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