The Revellers
The Revellers
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But recent events have opened my eyes to the danger of allowing my child to grow up in the untrammeled freedom which I have permitted encouraged, I may say. It breaks my heart to be stern toward her. I must send her to the South, where there are good schools, where others will fulfil obligations in which I have failed. " And, behold ! Mrs. Saumarez choked back a sob. " Eh, ma'am, " cried the perturbed Martha, " there's nowt to greet aboot. T' lass is young eneuf yet, an' she's a bonny bairn, bl...ess her heart. We all hae te part wi' 'em. It'll trouble me sore when Martin goes away, but 'twill be for t' lad's good. " " You dear woman, you have nothing to reproach yourself with. I have. Your fine boy would never dream of rending your soul as Angele has rent mine to- day all because I wished her to read an instructive book instead of a French novel. " " Mebbe you were a bit hard wi' her, " said the older woman. " To be sure, ye wouldn't be suited by this nasty inquest; but is it wise to change all at once?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But recent events have opened my eyes to the danger of allowing my child to grow up in the untrammeled freedom which I have permitted encouraged, I may say. It breaks my heart to be stern toward her. I must send her to the South, where there are good schools, where others will fulfil obligations in which I have failed. " And, behold ! Mrs. Saumarez choked back a sob. " Eh, ma'am, " cried the perturbed Martha, " there's nowt to greet aboot. T' lass is young eneuf yet, an' she's a bonny bairn, bl...ess her heart. We all hae te part wi' 'em. It'll trouble me sore when Martin goes away, but 'twill be for t' lad's good. " " You dear woman, you have nothing to reproach yourself with. I have. Your fine boy would never dream of rending your soul as Angele has rent mine to- day all because I wished her to read an instructive book instead of a French novel. " " Mebbe you were a bit hard wi' her, " said the older woman. " To be sure, ye wouldn't be suited by this nasty inquest; but is it wise to change all at once?
What to read after The Revellers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tracy, Louis, 1863-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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