The Mother of the Man
The Mother of the Man
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The trend of her son's existence was towards betterment, and there she left the matter.
His mind steadily enlarged; his views were tinctured by more knowledge and understanding. For the rest he con- tinued his unequal and uncertain way. Upon one glad CALL OF THE BLOOD 225 occasion^ treasured in the mother's heart, young Pomeroy had openly admitted that there was more in Ruth Rendle than at one time he had imagined. She accepted the concession with immense secret satisfaction^ but was care- ful ...to reveal none of her hidden delight. As for the plan that Ruth should come to Vixen Tor farm presently, Ives made no objection at all. Since Lizzie had left, too much work fell on Avisa, and she would not engage a servant. Therefore her son was glad when Ruth promised to come. He did not guess the girl's secret trepidation or the struggle that she had to decide. Indeed, Mrs.
Pomeroy herself knew little of that. But she was very glad that Ruth should stay with them a while, and she felt, so far as her son was concerned, an inevitable in- timacy, that must arise from dwelling together, would settle once for all the problem most in her mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The trend of her son's existence was towards betterment, and there she left the matter.
His mind steadily enlarged; his views were tinctured by more knowledge and understanding. For the rest he con- tinued his unequal and uncertain way. Upon one glad CALL OF THE BLOOD 225 occasion^ treasured in the mother's heart, young Pomeroy had openly admitted that there was more in Ruth Rendle than at one time he had imagined. She accepted the concession with immense secret satisfaction^ but was care- ful ...to reveal none of her hidden delight. As for the plan that Ruth should come to Vixen Tor farm presently, Ives made no objection at all. Since Lizzie had left, too much work fell on Avisa, and she would not engage a servant. Therefore her son was glad when Ruth promised to come. He did not guess the girl's secret trepidation or the struggle that she had to decide. Indeed, Mrs.
Pomeroy herself knew little of that. But she was very glad that Ruth should stay with them a while, and she felt, so far as her son was concerned, an inevitable in- timacy, that must arise from dwelling together, would settle once for all the problem most in her mind.
What to read after The Mother of the Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillpotts Eden to read onlineMoreLess
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