Twin Roses a Narrative
Twin Roses a Narrative
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That she was the privileged pet and plaything of the theatre may well be imagined. Even Mr. Hawkwood, one day, involuntarily chucked the child beneath the chin until it laughed aloud, revealing those bewitching dimples that its mother carried on either cheek. Perhaps that infantine merriment stirred the gall with which his heart overflowed, for he said in accents of mock pity, " That's right, little monkey, laugh now, for there are plenty of tears in store for you, by and bye ! " Poor Jessie st...rained the child to her breast and hurried away, as though she would fly with it out of the reach of that cruel prophecy.
TWIN ROSES. 135 Herman's preparations were rapidly made. The sale of the luxurious household furniture, with which he had surrounded his bride, now produced the expenses of the voyage. A very moderate sum would remain on their arrival in America. But, in that land of abundance, Her- man was confident of reaping a golden harvest with the sickle of his talent.
They took passage in a steamer that left Liver- pool on the first of March.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That she was the privileged pet and plaything of the theatre may well be imagined. Even Mr. Hawkwood, one day, involuntarily chucked the child beneath the chin until it laughed aloud, revealing those bewitching dimples that its mother carried on either cheek. Perhaps that infantine merriment stirred the gall with which his heart overflowed, for he said in accents of mock pity, " That's right, little monkey, laugh now, for there are plenty of tears in store for you, by and bye ! " Poor Jessie st...rained the child to her breast and hurried away, as though she would fly with it out of the reach of that cruel prophecy.
TWIN ROSES. 135 Herman's preparations were rapidly made. The sale of the luxurious household furniture, with which he had surrounded his bride, now produced the expenses of the voyage. A very moderate sum would remain on their arrival in America. But, in that land of abundance, Her- man was confident of reaping a golden harvest with the sickle of his talent.
They took passage in a steamer that left Liver- pool on the first of March.
What to read after Twin Roses a Narrative?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ritchie Anna Cora Ogden Mowatt to read onlineMoreLess
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