Weavers And Weft, And Other Tales 3
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' ' Only this much,' answered the old man, quietly : ' I am Sir Luke Cadbury. ^Tien I came home from Australia after forty years' exile, it was suggested to me by my good friend and chief clerk here, John Blagrove,' pointing to the stout gentleman in the arm-chair, ' that, as a wealthy and childless man, I was likely to be the cause of much meanness and mercenary feeling in my next of kin, the object of a great deal of flattery and sycophancy, and that 184 WEAVEKS AND WE IT.
I should hardly suc...ceed in seeing my next of kin in their true colours, so thick would be the coat of varnish they would put on to dazzle and deceive me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' ' Only this much,' answered the old man, quietly : ' I am Sir Luke Cadbury. ^Tien I came home from Australia after forty years' exile, it was suggested to me by my good friend and chief clerk here, John Blagrove,' pointing to the stout gentleman in the arm-chair, ' that, as a wealthy and childless man, I was likely to be the cause of much meanness and mercenary feeling in my next of kin, the object of a great deal of flattery and sycophancy, and that 184 WEAVEKS AND WE IT.
I should hardly suc...ceed in seeing my next of kin in their true colours, so thick would be the coat of varnish they would put on to dazzle and deceive me.
Out of this su
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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