Two Young Americans Philip And Molly
Two Young Americans Philip And Molly
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Stevens^ father Moir went to the seashore for a week's change. And Mrs. Moir went along to take care of him. He was quite lame from his attack of gout, and looked pale and thin. An old lady, a sister of grandfather Moir, who lived on the Jersey coast, 228 TWO YOUNG AMERICANS on learning of her nephew's illness, had written and invited Mr. And Mrs. Moir to make her this visit.
The very thing you need good salt air, and somebody else's bread and butter, " Dr. Stevens de- clared. And immediately m...other Moir began preparations to leave home.
Miss Atkin, an elderly lady, who lived in Hazel- ton, and of whom the Moir family were very fond, agreed to stay at the Homestead and look after everything and everybody until the father's and mother's return. Mrs. Sidney promised to " run in " every day upon the young folks. And, as she reminded Mrs. Moir, Effie was so sensible and capable that she was a host in herself.
The Homestead mother, therefore, went off on her travels with an easy mind, in regard to the welfare of the large family she left behind her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stevens^ father Moir went to the seashore for a week's change. And Mrs. Moir went along to take care of him. He was quite lame from his attack of gout, and looked pale and thin. An old lady, a sister of grandfather Moir, who lived on the Jersey coast, 228 TWO YOUNG AMERICANS on learning of her nephew's illness, had written and invited Mr. And Mrs. Moir to make her this visit.
The very thing you need good salt air, and somebody else's bread and butter, " Dr. Stevens de- clared. And immediately m...other Moir began preparations to leave home.
Miss Atkin, an elderly lady, who lived in Hazel- ton, and of whom the Moir family were very fond, agreed to stay at the Homestead and look after everything and everybody until the father's and mother's return. Mrs. Sidney promised to " run in " every day upon the young folks. And, as she reminded Mrs. Moir, Effie was so sensible and capable that she was a host in herself.
The Homestead mother, therefore, went off on her travels with an easy mind, in regard to the welfare of the large family she left behind her.
What to read after Two Young Americans Philip And Molly?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Yechton to read onlineMoreLess
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