The Secret Power
The Secret Power
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Lady Kingswood merited the descriptionthus given of her, for she was distinctly a dear old English lady, andher title was the least thing about her, especially in her own opinion. There was no taint of snobbery in her simple, kindly disposition, andwhen her late husband, a distinguished military officer, had beenknighted for special and splendid service in the war, she had onlydeplored that the ruin of his health and disablement by wounds, prevented him from taking any personal pleasure in the ..."honour. " Hisdeath followed soon after the King's recognition of his merit, and shewas left with his pension to live upon, and a daughter who havingmarried in haste repented at leisure, being deserted by a drunkenhusband and left with two small children to nourish and educate. Naturally, Lady Kingswood took much of their care upon herself--but thepension of a war widow will not stretch further than a given point, andshe found it both necessary and urgent to think of some means by whichshe could augment her slender income.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lady Kingswood merited the descriptionthus given of her, for she was distinctly a dear old English lady, andher title was the least thing about her, especially in her own opinion. There was no taint of snobbery in her simple, kindly disposition, andwhen her late husband, a distinguished military officer, had beenknighted for special and splendid service in the war, she had onlydeplored that the ruin of his health and disablement by wounds, prevented him from taking any personal pleasure in the ..."honour. " Hisdeath followed soon after the King's recognition of his merit, and shewas left with his pension to live upon, and a daughter who havingmarried in haste repented at leisure, being deserted by a drunkenhusband and left with two small children to nourish and educate. Naturally, Lady Kingswood took much of their care upon herself--but thepension of a war widow will not stretch further than a given point, andshe found it both necessary and urgent to think of some means by whichshe could augment her slender income.
What to read after The Secret Power?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Corelli, Marie, 1855-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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