A Hazard of New Fortunes — volume 5
A Hazard of New Fortunes — volume 5
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That was the light that came into his face when he was going to do whathe thought she wanted him to do. " "And she--do you think that she was--" "What an idea! It would have been perfectly grotesque!" VIII.
Their affliction brought the Dryfooses into humaner relations with theMarches, who had hitherto regarded them as a necessary evil, as theodious means of their own prosperity. Mrs. March found that the women ofthe family seemed glad of her coming, and in the sense of her usefulnessto them all... she began to feel a kindness even for Christine. But shecould not help seeing that between the girl and her father there was anunsettled account, somehow, and that it was Christine and not the old manwho was holding out. She thought that their sorrow had tended to refinethe others. Mela was much more subdued, and, except when she abandonedherself to a childish interest in her mourning, she did nothing to shockMrs. March's taste or to seem unworthy of her grief. She was very good toher mother, whom the blow had left unchanged, and to her father, whom ithad apparently fallen upon with crushing weight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That was the light that came into his face when he was going to do whathe thought she wanted him to do. " "And she--do you think that she was--" "What an idea! It would have been perfectly grotesque!" VIII.
Their affliction brought the Dryfooses into humaner relations with theMarches, who had hitherto regarded them as a necessary evil, as theodious means of their own prosperity. Mrs. March found that the women ofthe family seemed glad of her coming, and in the sense of her usefulnessto them all... she began to feel a kindness even for Christine. But shecould not help seeing that between the girl and her father there was anunsettled account, somehow, and that it was Christine and not the old manwho was holding out. She thought that their sorrow had tended to refinethe others. Mela was much more subdued, and, except when she abandonedherself to a childish interest in her mourning, she did nothing to shockMrs. March's taste or to seem unworthy of her grief. She was very good toher mother, whom the blow had left unchanged, and to her father, whom ithad apparently fallen upon with crushing weight.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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