The Wrongs of Woman
The Wrongs of Woman
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Keeping out of debt has always been my plan, while I could." " Very right ; and you had better stick to so excel- lent a plan." " But, sir, sickness and death " — ^Stop; the chances of sickness and death in a household must be regulated by the number and ages of those composing it. Now, by the last census, it appears that the proportion of deaths among children under two years " here a very fine, bold-looking boy of fourteen, with a fresh colour, and brilliant black eyes, and handsomely dressed..., bouncing into the office, shouts out, "Papa, ma says if the carriage is kept wait- ing much longer " " Hold your tongue, Frank," says the father,
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Keeping out of debt has always been my plan, while I could." " Very right ; and you had better stick to so excel- lent a plan." " But, sir, sickness and death " — ^Stop; the chances of sickness and death in a household must be regulated by the number and ages of those composing it. Now, by the last census, it appears that the proportion of deaths among children under two years " here a very fine, bold-looking boy of fourteen, with a fresh colour, and brilliant black eyes, and handsomely dressed..., bouncing into the office, shouts out, "Papa, ma says if the carriage is kept wait- ing much longer " " Hold your tongue, Frank," says the father,
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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