The Wilmingtons. a Novel 2
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He paused, turned round, and stood still upon the wooden pier, thinking of what he should do.
Fifteen years since he had quitted his native land, four since he had received the slightest in- telligence from it. What changes would have, and had taken place, since he quitted England, of which he was aware, — which he could antici- pate; what changes might have taken place, of which he knew nothing ; of the few left that he in the least degree cared for, who might be among the hving, who among the... dead ; who in this fluctuating world occupying the same position as when he had last heard of them ? The only two 184 THE WILMINGTONS.
among this few that he cared for at all^ — whom he might be said to care for much, — were, as I have said, his nephew, Albert Selwyn, and his old pet and favourite, Mr. Wilmington. Albert he could not feel any personal affection for ; he had left home when he was a boy of about ten years old, but he had loved the boy in his way ; and if he might rely upon the intercourse of letters, that boy had loved and still loved him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He paused, turned round, and stood still upon the wooden pier, thinking of what he should do.
Fifteen years since he had quitted his native land, four since he had received the slightest in- telligence from it. What changes would have, and had taken place, since he quitted England, of which he was aware, — which he could antici- pate; what changes might have taken place, of which he knew nothing ; of the few left that he in the least degree cared for, who might be among the hving, who among the... dead ; who in this fluctuating world occupying the same position as when he had last heard of them ? The only two 184 THE WILMINGTONS.
among this few that he cared for at all^ — whom he might be said to care for much, — were, as I have said, his nephew, Albert Selwyn, and his old pet and favourite, Mr. Wilmington. Albert he could not feel any personal affection for ; he had left home when he was a boy of about ten years old, but he had loved the boy in his way ; and if he might rely upon the intercourse of letters, that boy had loved and still loved him.
What to read after The Wilmingtons. a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marsh-Caldwell, Anne, 1791-1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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