Widow Guthrie a Novel
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"He has a good, clear voice, and puts his words together very well — very well, indeed. Do you think that he suspects what is up ? I take it that he does. " " Oh, yes ; no doubt of it. He has seen or heard of the notices. If he hadn't I doubt if he had come in here to dine, knowing that he would meet us both. He wants to give notice also. " " Yes ; well, we'll admit its service. " An extended conversation was had between Guthrie and Mr. Macfarlane. The latter, as we have seen, had forborne to o...ffer his counsel to Mrs. Guthrie except upon occasions whereat he felt that he would be inexcusable to remain silent. For she had always shown impatience at his interference, although occasionally acting in ac- cordance with his suggestions. Mrs. Macfarlane Guth- rie did not even ask for when he called at the house. She had never so much as thought of offering to her sister or her nephew remonstrance or advice, thankful to live upon terms of respectable friendship, with little show of natural affection omeither side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"He has a good, clear voice, and puts his words together very well — very well, indeed. Do you think that he suspects what is up ? I take it that he does. " " Oh, yes ; no doubt of it. He has seen or heard of the notices. If he hadn't I doubt if he had come in here to dine, knowing that he would meet us both. He wants to give notice also. " " Yes ; well, we'll admit its service. " An extended conversation was had between Guthrie and Mr. Macfarlane. The latter, as we have seen, had forborne to o...ffer his counsel to Mrs. Guthrie except upon occasions whereat he felt that he would be inexcusable to remain silent. For she had always shown impatience at his interference, although occasionally acting in ac- cordance with his suggestions. Mrs. Macfarlane Guth- rie did not even ask for when he called at the house. She had never so much as thought of offering to her sister or her nephew remonstrance or advice, thankful to live upon terms of respectable friendship, with little show of natural affection omeither side.
What to read after Widow Guthrie a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Malcolm Johnston to read onlineMoreLess
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