The Tell Tale Or Home Secrets Told By Old Travellers
The Tell Tale Or Home Secrets Told By Old Travellers
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" Yes, a house-keeper he could hire, but where could be found another woman like Marion Gray ? " What a pity, indeed, that Mr. And Mrs. Graves remained but one day ! or, rather, what a pity that Marion could not sustain that heavenward flight which made her husband at once so proud and so THE HUSBAND OF A BLUE. . 125 happy ! But they left, and the wing of genius flagged, drooped, and heavily came Marion back to earth. Her nerves had long ago been worn out, by the too constant and exclusive exer...cise of the brain ; she could not therefore bear a season of great excitement, without a corresponding one of great depression. It was well for her reputation with Mr. Ashton's friends that they did not see her on the week following their visit. She was so irritable and nervous, it was almost impossible to live with her. Even her husband found his patience too much tried, and he kept most of the time in his study. Aunt Clara also avoided her. She thought such irritability perfectly inex cusable, particularly in a young mother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Yes, a house-keeper he could hire, but where could be found another woman like Marion Gray ? " What a pity, indeed, that Mr. And Mrs. Graves remained but one day ! or, rather, what a pity that Marion could not sustain that heavenward flight which made her husband at once so proud and so THE HUSBAND OF A BLUE. . 125 happy ! But they left, and the wing of genius flagged, drooped, and heavily came Marion back to earth. Her nerves had long ago been worn out, by the too constant and exclusive exer...cise of the brain ; she could not therefore bear a season of great excitement, without a corresponding one of great depression. It was well for her reputation with Mr. Ashton's friends that they did not see her on the week following their visit. She was so irritable and nervous, it was almost impossible to live with her. Even her husband found his patience too much tried, and he kept most of the time in his study. Aunt Clara also avoided her. She thought such irritability perfectly inex cusable, particularly in a young mother.
What to read after The Tell Tale Or Home Secrets Told By Old Travellers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trusta H. to read onlineMoreLess
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