A Slave of Circumstances a Story of New York
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"You see, I introduced him into the best society here, got him into the clubs, you know, and gave him the fling of the town of course I must stand by him. But he's not the same fellow he was once. Had too much adulation of late; it has spoilt him, " and the captain cast a stealthy glance over at the object of the conversation.
"Not dissipated, I hope?" said Mrs. Meacham, shrugging her white shoulders.
"Well, you know what young men are. Go out, you know, 88 CAPTAIN SllRIKE BECOMES CONFIDENTIAL.... 89 with the boys, and well, if they are at all weak, why they run down-hill pretty fast. " "Yes, " said Mrs. Meacham, and then drifted into another subject. ' ' By the way, there is Mrs. Wixon ; have you read her new novel on Russian life? It's perfectly delightful, called ' the Countess ' ' the Countess ' oh, its some horribly long Russian name that I can't remember just now. The hero is a serf who falls in love with the countess, and she with him, and then the count, he kills them both, and they die in each other's arms in the most delightful way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You see, I introduced him into the best society here, got him into the clubs, you know, and gave him the fling of the town of course I must stand by him. But he's not the same fellow he was once. Had too much adulation of late; it has spoilt him, " and the captain cast a stealthy glance over at the object of the conversation.
"Not dissipated, I hope?" said Mrs. Meacham, shrugging her white shoulders.
"Well, you know what young men are. Go out, you know, 88 CAPTAIN SllRIKE BECOMES CONFIDENTIAL.... 89 with the boys, and well, if they are at all weak, why they run down-hill pretty fast. " "Yes, " said Mrs. Meacham, and then drifted into another subject. ' ' By the way, there is Mrs. Wixon ; have you read her new novel on Russian life? It's perfectly delightful, called ' the Countess ' ' the Countess ' oh, its some horribly long Russian name that I can't remember just now. The hero is a serf who falls in love with the countess, and she with him, and then the count, he kills them both, and they die in each other's arms in the most delightful way.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernest De Lancey Pierson to read onlineMoreLess
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