Beholding As in a Glass : a Novel
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Lemuir.
" Say ? Why, that he intends to horsewhip Recamier on sight, and that Pauline shall never have a cent of his property. He didn't get home last night till twelve, and mamma was so uneasy.
She had sent Uncle Jerry and Nat to make in- quiries, but they never even got on the track.
This morning that white fellow Mrs. Pryor keeps brought a letter from Pauline to papa, in which she told him of her marriage and asked his for- giveness, and begged him to send her clothes.
Papa was in such a fur...y that he would not do it, but ordered the white fellow to go back and tell her he sent her nothing but his curse. Papa says she will soon find out that she is a fit subject for the lunatic asylum. He declares that any girl who will marry a poor man is a stark simpleton." " O, she will repent," said Mrs. Lemuir. " But what could have made her act so foolish?" " I reckon it was the gump's poetry. When we were at St. Ives last summer there was a young man who used to sit in the gallery every Sunday, and he wrote a lovely piece to the ' Beauty with the Bonny Black Eyes.' That was me; but pshaw !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lemuir.
" Say ? Why, that he intends to horsewhip Recamier on sight, and that Pauline shall never have a cent of his property. He didn't get home last night till twelve, and mamma was so uneasy.
She had sent Uncle Jerry and Nat to make in- quiries, but they never even got on the track.
This morning that white fellow Mrs. Pryor keeps brought a letter from Pauline to papa, in which she told him of her marriage and asked his for- giveness, and begged him to send her clothes.
Papa was in such a fur...y that he would not do it, but ordered the white fellow to go back and tell her he sent her nothing but his curse. Papa says she will soon find out that she is a fit subject for the lunatic asylum. He declares that any girl who will marry a poor man is a stark simpleton." " O, she will repent," said Mrs. Lemuir. " But what could have made her act so foolish?" " I reckon it was the gump's poetry. When we were at St. Ives last summer there was a young man who used to sit in the gallery every Sunday, and he wrote a lovely piece to the ' Beauty with the Bonny Black Eyes.' That was me; but pshaw !
What to read after Beholding As in a Glass : a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Young, Virginia D. (Virginia Durant) to read onlineMoreLess
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