The Railway Man And His Children, volume 1
The Railway Man And His Children, volume 1
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Would it not be kinder to leave them in the life to which they were accustomed ? Poor Jean would probably break her heart if her children were taken away. They were more her children than his, he reflected ; and money was no object. He could arrange their income so as to give Archie the freedom of a young man, without obliging the poor boy to qualify himself suddenly for the rarified atmosphere of Rosmore. This calculation Digitized by Google xi AND HIS CHILDREN 173 passed through Rowland's min...d with the speed of light. What a happy untying of the knot would it be ! He would not require to saddle himself with the discomfort and disappointment which probably would result from any attempt to prepare them for Rosmore. And they would not like Rosmore. It would be dull for them. No debating societies or philosophers' clubs to en- liven their evenings. And the arrangements of the house would be so different. Oh, if he could but solve the question that was before him in that easy way !
But then there occurred to him — the person who would suffer most, the one and only person who would oppose any such compromise with his duty — Evelyn !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Would it not be kinder to leave them in the life to which they were accustomed ? Poor Jean would probably break her heart if her children were taken away. They were more her children than his, he reflected ; and money was no object. He could arrange their income so as to give Archie the freedom of a young man, without obliging the poor boy to qualify himself suddenly for the rarified atmosphere of Rosmore. This calculation Digitized by Google xi AND HIS CHILDREN 173 passed through Rowland's min...d with the speed of light. What a happy untying of the knot would it be ! He would not require to saddle himself with the discomfort and disappointment which probably would result from any attempt to prepare them for Rosmore. And they would not like Rosmore. It would be dull for them. No debating societies or philosophers' clubs to en- liven their evenings. And the arrangements of the house would be so different. Oh, if he could but solve the question that was before him in that easy way !
But then there occurred to him — the person who would suffer most, the one and only person who would oppose any such compromise with his duty — Evelyn !
What to read after The Railway Man And His Children, volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliphant, Mrs. (Margaret), 1828-1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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