Young Oliver Or the Thoughtless Boy a Tale
Young Oliver Or the Thoughtless Boy a Tale
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Oliver had no pa- rents ; but had he listened to reason and common sense he would have acted quite differently.
After he received the mo- ney from his best friend, the merchant, Oliver never call- ed any more at his house.
29 He was ashamed to see him, conscious he was acting- wrong.
The merchant made en- quiries frequently about Oli- ver; wondering much he did not hear some account from his own lips. The merchant having required no recom- pense for the use of his mo- ney, thought gratitude wou...ld have induced Oliver to have now and then called to give some account of his success in business. The merchant considered himself Oliver's best friend, having proved 30 himself so by lending him money at a time when it was not likely any other person would have done the like. Besides, as Oliver had been unfortunate in losing his parents, who loved him more than any one, the mer- chant expected he would have wanted some advice in many things of which youth are ignorant.
The merchant had much experience, and would have taken great pleasure in point- ing out what was best.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oliver had no pa- rents ; but had he listened to reason and common sense he would have acted quite differently.
After he received the mo- ney from his best friend, the merchant, Oliver never call- ed any more at his house.
29 He was ashamed to see him, conscious he was acting- wrong.
The merchant made en- quiries frequently about Oli- ver; wondering much he did not hear some account from his own lips. The merchant having required no recom- pense for the use of his mo- ney, thought gratitude wou...ld have induced Oliver to have now and then called to give some account of his success in business. The merchant considered himself Oliver's best friend, having proved 30 himself so by lending him money at a time when it was not likely any other person would have done the like. Besides, as Oliver had been unfortunate in losing his parents, who loved him more than any one, the mer- chant expected he would have wanted some advice in many things of which youth are ignorant.
The merchant had much experience, and would have taken great pleasure in point- ing out what was best.
What to read after Young Oliver Or the Thoughtless Boy a Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H J Harold John Massingham to read onlineMoreLess
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