The Wrecker
The Wrecker
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It could be said of him that he had learned in sorrow what he taught insong--or wrong; and his life was that of one of his victims. He was bornin the back parts of the State of New York; his father a farmer, whobecame subsequently bankrupt and went West. The lawyer and money-lenderwho had ruined this poor family seems to have conceived in the end afeeling of remorse; he turned the father out indeed, but he offered, in compensation, to charge himself with one of the sons: and Harry, thefifth chi...ld and already sickly, was chosen to be left behind. He madehimself useful in the office; picked up the scattered rudiments of aneducation; read right and left; attended and debated at the Young Men'sChristian Association; and in all his early years, was the model for agood story-book. His landlady's daughter was his bane. He showed meher photograph; she was a big, handsome, dashing, dressy, vulgar hussy, without character, without tenderness, without mind, and (as the resultproved) without virtue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It could be said of him that he had learned in sorrow what he taught insong--or wrong; and his life was that of one of his victims. He was bornin the back parts of the State of New York; his father a farmer, whobecame subsequently bankrupt and went West. The lawyer and money-lenderwho had ruined this poor family seems to have conceived in the end afeeling of remorse; he turned the father out indeed, but he offered, in compensation, to charge himself with one of the sons: and Harry, thefifth chi...ld and already sickly, was chosen to be left behind. He madehimself useful in the office; picked up the scattered rudiments of aneducation; read right and left; attended and debated at the Young Men'sChristian Association; and in all his early years, was the model for agood story-book. His landlady's daughter was his bane. He showed meher photograph; she was a big, handsome, dashing, dressy, vulgar hussy, without character, without tenderness, without mind, and (as the resultproved) without virtue.
What to read after The Wrecker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Osbourne Lloyd to read onlineMoreLess
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