Win And Wear
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to his doat'i, all neatly filed and arranged, but nothing else. Mr. Sumner recommended to his wife that they should all be put 'into the fire, when he had concluded his search ; but they were precious in her sight, and were remanded back to their hiding-place. Willie was busy until a late hour, working with a right good- will, but, notwithstanding, was both tired and sleepy when the whole was done, and he might go to bed.
Mr. And Mrs. Sumner were both of them more disappointed than they had any... reason to suppose they should be, when the prospect of finding the will became hopeless. To Mr. Sumner it made an end of an important and interesting law case ; and to Mrs. Sumner it dashed the bright hopes which, in spite of her better judgment, she was beginning to enter- tain, that the future of her family might, at no very distant day, be better provided for than their past had been. Nor was Mr. Ashton without his share in the disappointment.
THE DISAPPOINTMENT. 193 Even old Mrs, Barbour heard of the failure to discover the will with more than usual expressions of regret.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
to his doat'i, all neatly filed and arranged, but nothing else. Mr. Sumner recommended to his wife that they should all be put 'into the fire, when he had concluded his search ; but they were precious in her sight, and were remanded back to their hiding-place. Willie was busy until a late hour, working with a right good- will, but, notwithstanding, was both tired and sleepy when the whole was done, and he might go to bed.
Mr. And Mrs. Sumner were both of them more disappointed than they had any... reason to suppose they should be, when the prospect of finding the will became hopeless. To Mr. Sumner it made an end of an important and interesting law case ; and to Mrs. Sumner it dashed the bright hopes which, in spite of her better judgment, she was beginning to enter- tain, that the future of her family might, at no very distant day, be better provided for than their past had been. Nor was Mr. Ashton without his share in the disappointment.
THE DISAPPOINTMENT. 193 Even old Mrs, Barbour heard of the failure to discover the will with more than usual expressions of regret.
What to read after Win And Wear?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Stuart Robbins to read onlineMoreLess
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