The Three Brothers 1
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^ I may be i^ich by that time ; and when I am rich, you know, you are to be on my side.' ^ Oh my dear, I am on your side now ! ' she cried with a half-sob, and stretched out to take his hand, and would have kissed it, in the relief of getting what 149 she wanted. She did not understand the glow of shame that came over Ben's face, the stern clasp he gave to her hand, almost hurting her, resisting her soft attempt to draw it to her. And he held her thus, as in a vice, and looked down upon her sto...rmily, keenly, as if asking himself whether he could believe her or not.
* And I will see her, too, before you go,' he said, with an abruptness she had never seen in him before ; and then suddenly left her, without another word, closing the door behind him, and audibly, with heavy, rude foot,' teps, descending the stairs.
Mrs. Tracy sat motionless, with her fingers all white and crumpled together, and the pocket-book lying in her lap, and heard the street-door shut behind him, and his steps echo along the street.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^ I may be i^ich by that time ; and when I am rich, you know, you are to be on my side.' ^ Oh my dear, I am on your side now ! ' she cried with a half-sob, and stretched out to take his hand, and would have kissed it, in the relief of getting what 149 she wanted. She did not understand the glow of shame that came over Ben's face, the stern clasp he gave to her hand, almost hurting her, resisting her soft attempt to draw it to her. And he held her thus, as in a vice, and looked down upon her sto...rmily, keenly, as if asking himself whether he could believe her or not.
* And I will see her, too, before you go,' he said, with an abruptness she had never seen in him before ; and then suddenly left her, without another word, closing the door behind him, and audibly, with heavy, rude foot,' teps, descending the stairs.
Mrs. Tracy sat motionless, with her fingers all white and crumpled together, and the pocket-book lying in her lap, and heard the street-door shut behind him, and his steps echo along the street.
What to read after The Three Brothers 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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