Theodosia Ernest volume 1
Theodosia Ernest volume 1
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" You have the case before you, and can adopt such measures as you may think best. " After he had gone, " I told you, " said the pastor, " that he had become a Baptist in all but the name. I don't believe his niece would ever have left us, but for his encouragement and that of her mother. " "They must have felt, " said Colonel White (the lay member whom we have had occasion to mention once before), " they must have felt to-day, if they had any feeling left. I would not have been in their places... for the best farm in the country. It made my very ears tingle to hear how yon belabored them. But it don't EIGHTH NIGHT'S STUDY.
seem to have done him the slightest good. I doubt if there is but one argument that can be brought to bear upon him, and that is the same that so easily convinced my young friend, Esquire Percy. " " What is that ?" inquired President McNought.
" It is the argumentum ad pocketum. I have heard from doctors that the pocket nerve was the most sensi tive nerve in the whole body.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" You have the case before you, and can adopt such measures as you may think best. " After he had gone, " I told you, " said the pastor, " that he had become a Baptist in all but the name. I don't believe his niece would ever have left us, but for his encouragement and that of her mother. " "They must have felt, " said Colonel White (the lay member whom we have had occasion to mention once before), " they must have felt to-day, if they had any feeling left. I would not have been in their places... for the best farm in the country. It made my very ears tingle to hear how yon belabored them. But it don't EIGHTH NIGHT'S STUDY.
seem to have done him the slightest good. I doubt if there is but one argument that can be brought to bear upon him, and that is the same that so easily convinced my young friend, Esquire Percy. " " What is that ?" inquired President McNought.
" It is the argumentum ad pocketum. I have heard from doctors that the pocket nerve was the most sensi tive nerve in the whole body.
What to read after Theodosia Ernest volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A C Amos Cooper Dayton to read onlineMoreLess
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