The Novels, Stories, Sketches And Poems of Thomas Nelson Page, volume 15
The Novels, Stories, Sketches And Poems of Thomas Nelson Page, volume 15
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She had gone off one spring to a cotmtry neighborhood in another State, where she had some old relatives on her mother's side.
Mr. Leigh had been called to Europe on business, and she had remained there imtil well into the summer. When she returned she was not the same. Some change had taken place in her. She had gone away a rollicking, gay, pleasure-loving, and rather selfish yoimg girl — ^he was obliged to admit that she was both wilful and self-indulgent.
Even his affection for her could not... blind his eyes to this, and at times it had given him much con- cern, for at times there was a clash in which, if he 153 Digiti zed by Google JOHN MARVEL, ASSISTANT came oflf victor, he felt it was at a perilous price — that, possibly, of a strain on her obedience. She returned a full-grown woman, thoughtful and self-sacrificing and with an aim — ^he was glad it was not a mission — and as her aim was to be use- ful, and she began with him, he accepted it with contentment. She talked freely of her visit; spoke warmly, and, indeed, enthusiastically, of those she had met there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had gone off one spring to a cotmtry neighborhood in another State, where she had some old relatives on her mother's side.
Mr. Leigh had been called to Europe on business, and she had remained there imtil well into the summer. When she returned she was not the same. Some change had taken place in her. She had gone away a rollicking, gay, pleasure-loving, and rather selfish yoimg girl — ^he was obliged to admit that she was both wilful and self-indulgent.
Even his affection for her could not... blind his eyes to this, and at times it had given him much con- cern, for at times there was a clash in which, if he 153 Digiti zed by Google JOHN MARVEL, ASSISTANT came oflf victor, he felt it was at a perilous price — that, possibly, of a strain on her obedience. She returned a full-grown woman, thoughtful and self-sacrificing and with an aim — ^he was glad it was not a mission — and as her aim was to be use- ful, and she began with him, he accepted it with contentment. She talked freely of her visit; spoke warmly, and, indeed, enthusiastically, of those she had met there.
What to read after The Novels, Stories, Sketches And Poems of Thomas Nelson Page, volume 15?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Page Thomas Nelson to read onlineMoreLess
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