The Unseen Bridgegroom
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Dr. Oleander had spent a most harassing afternoon, his office besiegedwith applicants for that advertised situation. The number of incapablesthat thought themselves capable, and the number of capables who flatlydeclined the moment they heard they were to go down into the country, might have worn out the patience of a more patient man. And the capableswilling to overlook the dreariness of the country in consideration ofhigh wages rose up immediately and bid him good-day when informed thepatient ...was a lunatic.
Dr. Oleander was driven to the verge of desperation, when, lo! just ashe was about to give it up in despair, there entered an applicant whosuited as if made to order.
The applicant--this "last, and brightest, and best"--was a woman ofuncertain age, tall and stout, strong and strapping, and adorned with ahead of violent red hair and a pair of green spectacles. Minus these twodisagreeable items, she was a highly respectable woman, with a grave, shrewd face, and a portly person wrapped in a somber plaid shawl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dr. Oleander had spent a most harassing afternoon, his office besiegedwith applicants for that advertised situation. The number of incapablesthat thought themselves capable, and the number of capables who flatlydeclined the moment they heard they were to go down into the country, might have worn out the patience of a more patient man. And the capableswilling to overlook the dreariness of the country in consideration ofhigh wages rose up immediately and bid him good-day when informed thepatient ...was a lunatic.
Dr. Oleander was driven to the verge of desperation, when, lo! just ashe was about to give it up in despair, there entered an applicant whosuited as if made to order.
The applicant--this "last, and brightest, and best"--was a woman ofuncertain age, tall and stout, strong and strapping, and adorned with ahead of violent red hair and a pair of green spectacles. Minus these twodisagreeable items, she was a highly respectable woman, with a grave, shrewd face, and a portly person wrapped in a somber plaid shawl.
What to read after The Unseen Bridgegroom?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fleming May Agnes to read onlineMoreLess
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