A Life's Eclipse
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She loves her flowers, and poor Johnwas for his age as fine a florist as ever lived. She saw that, and ofcourse it pleased her. All you have to do is to pet her orchids, andmake the glass-houses spick and span, keep the roses blooming, and--there, I needn't preach to you, Daniel, my lad; you're as good agardener as poor John Grange, and your bread is buttered on both sidesfor life. " "Not quite, sir, " cried the young man quietly.
"All right; I know what you mean. " "Then you consent, sir?" "Oh..., no, I don't. I only say to you, wait and see. I'm not going topromise anything, and I'm not going to have my comfortable home mademiserable by seeing wife and child glum and ready to burst out crying. I'm not going to force that tender plant, Dan. Mary's a sensible girl, and give her time and she'll see that it is impossible for her to spendher life playing stick, or little dog, to a blind man. She shall seethat her father wishes what is best for her, and in the end the prettylittle fruit, which is only green now, will become ripe, and drop intosome worthy young fellow's hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She loves her flowers, and poor Johnwas for his age as fine a florist as ever lived. She saw that, and ofcourse it pleased her. All you have to do is to pet her orchids, andmake the glass-houses spick and span, keep the roses blooming, and--there, I needn't preach to you, Daniel, my lad; you're as good agardener as poor John Grange, and your bread is buttered on both sidesfor life. " "Not quite, sir, " cried the young man quietly.
"All right; I know what you mean. " "Then you consent, sir?" "Oh..., no, I don't. I only say to you, wait and see. I'm not going topromise anything, and I'm not going to have my comfortable home mademiserable by seeing wife and child glum and ready to burst out crying. I'm not going to force that tender plant, Dan. Mary's a sensible girl, and give her time and she'll see that it is impossible for her to spendher life playing stick, or little dog, to a blind man. She shall seethat her father wishes what is best for her, and in the end the prettylittle fruit, which is only green now, will become ripe, and drop intosome worthy young fellow's hands.
What to read after A Life's Eclipse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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