Under the Man Fig
Under the Man Fig
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Well, I be dinged ! Here, June, tell Joe Collop about Van" " Shet up, " growled Badgett.
* 238 UNDER THE MAN-FIG.
For the carriage that had conveyed the bride to the church was passing. In it, alone, leaning back, pale and thoughtful, sat Vanborough Herring's daughter. At sight of her father's old soldier-comrade, she leaned forward and bowed, an affectionate smile illuminating her beautiful features.
"Ax somebody else, ef you want to know, " June continued, turning away. " I 'm plum tired o' t...elliii' that tale ; wish my Maker may strike me stone dead ef I ain't. " The year wore away. The vacation of the little school came and went, nothing breaking the dead monotony of the long summer days, except the visits of the few friends who remembered that Van- borough Herring still lived ; and pitied, or loved, his daughter. Olive read much, sit- ting by the wheeled chair, often aloud, and chiefly those books from her father's library which showed his handling. By . These, his favorites, she came to know him as she had never known him before, the rare, tender, refined nature thrown back upon itself and scarce lonelier now in its torpid prison than when it had been surrounded by a world of flattering and deceitful parasites.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Well, I be dinged ! Here, June, tell Joe Collop about Van" " Shet up, " growled Badgett.
* 238 UNDER THE MAN-FIG.
For the carriage that had conveyed the bride to the church was passing. In it, alone, leaning back, pale and thoughtful, sat Vanborough Herring's daughter. At sight of her father's old soldier-comrade, she leaned forward and bowed, an affectionate smile illuminating her beautiful features.
"Ax somebody else, ef you want to know, " June continued, turning away. " I 'm plum tired o' t...elliii' that tale ; wish my Maker may strike me stone dead ef I ain't. " The year wore away. The vacation of the little school came and went, nothing breaking the dead monotony of the long summer days, except the visits of the few friends who remembered that Van- borough Herring still lived ; and pitied, or loved, his daughter. Olive read much, sit- ting by the wheeled chair, often aloud, and chiefly those books from her father's library which showed his handling. By . These, his favorites, she came to know him as she had never known him before, the rare, tender, refined nature thrown back upon itself and scarce lonelier now in its torpid prison than when it had been surrounded by a world of flattering and deceitful parasites.
What to read after Under the Man Fig?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M E M Mollie Evelyn Moore Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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