The Rector of St. Mark's
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"This desire he made known to Dr. Perry, who readily encouraged it, saying: "'I have no doubt, George, that you can succeed, backed by suchletters as we can give you. This gentleman is very kind and courteous, and I think has no one with him at present. If I am not very muchmistaken, after you have seen and talked with him a short time, itwill be all right. ' "And so it proved. In a few days more George was studying under thesame roof with the child of all his dearest, highest aspirations, dail...y seeing and speaking to her.
"Very soon the little maid of eight years became very fond of him.
"George rose rapidly in the respect and esteem of his instructor, andin a few months a deep and sincere attachment existed between them. Subsequently our young friend entered the Bar, and was looked upon asa man of fine promise; his career upward was steady, and finally, after eight or ten years' practice, he was among the best of his day.
"All these years of toil and study were for laurels to lay at the feetof the one who had so unconsciously saved him and encouraged him'onward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"This desire he made known to Dr. Perry, who readily encouraged it, saying: "'I have no doubt, George, that you can succeed, backed by suchletters as we can give you. This gentleman is very kind and courteous, and I think has no one with him at present. If I am not very muchmistaken, after you have seen and talked with him a short time, itwill be all right. ' "And so it proved. In a few days more George was studying under thesame roof with the child of all his dearest, highest aspirations, dail...y seeing and speaking to her.
"Very soon the little maid of eight years became very fond of him.
"George rose rapidly in the respect and esteem of his instructor, andin a few months a deep and sincere attachment existed between them. Subsequently our young friend entered the Bar, and was looked upon asa man of fine promise; his career upward was steady, and finally, after eight or ten years' practice, he was among the best of his day.
"All these years of toil and study were for laurels to lay at the feetof the one who had so unconsciously saved him and encouraged him'onward.
What to read after The Rector of St. Mark's?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holmes Mary Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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