Tides of Barnegat
Tides of Barnegat
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I can't realize it! We might as well close the school;no one else in the village can keep it together. " The Cromartins and the others all expressed similar opinions, theyounger ladies' sorrow being aggravated when they realized that withLucy away there would be no one to lead in their merrymakings.
Martha held her peace; she would stay at home, she told Mrs. Dellenbaugh, and wait for their return and look after the place. Herheart was broken with the loneliness that would come, she moaned, but...what was best for her bairn she was willing to bear. It didn't makemuch difference either way; she wasn't long for this world.
The doctor's mother heard the news with ill-concealed satisfaction.
"A most extraordinary thing has occurred here, my dear, " she said toone of her Philadelphia friends who was visiting her--she was toopolitic to talk openly to the neighbors. "You have, of course, met thatMiss Cobden who lives at Yardley--not the pretty one--the plain one. Well, she is the most quixotic creature in the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I can't realize it! We might as well close the school;no one else in the village can keep it together. " The Cromartins and the others all expressed similar opinions, theyounger ladies' sorrow being aggravated when they realized that withLucy away there would be no one to lead in their merrymakings.
Martha held her peace; she would stay at home, she told Mrs. Dellenbaugh, and wait for their return and look after the place. Herheart was broken with the loneliness that would come, she moaned, but...what was best for her bairn she was willing to bear. It didn't makemuch difference either way; she wasn't long for this world.
The doctor's mother heard the news with ill-concealed satisfaction.
"A most extraordinary thing has occurred here, my dear, " she said toone of her Philadelphia friends who was visiting her--she was toopolitic to talk openly to the neighbors. "You have, of course, met thatMiss Cobden who lives at Yardley--not the pretty one--the plain one. Well, she is the most quixotic creature in the world.
What to read after Tides of Barnegat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith Francis Hopkinson to read onlineMoreLess
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