Circumstance 4
Circumstance 4
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Kitty became pale, and went less and less to dinners and balls, longing for Mrs. Hunter's return.
But even after she knew that the engineer had gone, Lucretia lingered in New York. Soon, how- ever, the excitement of business being over, Mr.
Fairthorne began to insist on her return. Then she wrote that she had an offer to assist in the manage- ment of a school in the West, at a salary so large that it seemed folly to decline. Nothing but her rec- ognition of the advantages of constant contact wi...th a mind like that of Mr. Fairthorne made her hesi- tate. He groaned a little, but replied at once by offering her twenty-five dollars a month in addition to her present salary. Lucretia wrote him a note of thanks, and the next day took the afternoon train to Philadelphia.
It was one of Fairthorne 's evil days. Archer had insisted that he must not drive. When Mary said that in this case she would use the carriage, he said : ^*No; it must go to the station for Mrs. Hunter.'* Mary, learning thus for the first time of her com- 208 CIRCUMSTANCE ing, flushed a little, and said she conld do her er- rands afoot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kitty became pale, and went less and less to dinners and balls, longing for Mrs. Hunter's return.
But even after she knew that the engineer had gone, Lucretia lingered in New York. Soon, how- ever, the excitement of business being over, Mr.
Fairthorne began to insist on her return. Then she wrote that she had an offer to assist in the manage- ment of a school in the West, at a salary so large that it seemed folly to decline. Nothing but her rec- ognition of the advantages of constant contact wi...th a mind like that of Mr. Fairthorne made her hesi- tate. He groaned a little, but replied at once by offering her twenty-five dollars a month in addition to her present salary. Lucretia wrote him a note of thanks, and the next day took the afternoon train to Philadelphia.
It was one of Fairthorne 's evil days. Archer had insisted that he must not drive. When Mary said that in this case she would use the carriage, he said : ^*No; it must go to the station for Mrs. Hunter.'* Mary, learning thus for the first time of her com- 208 CIRCUMSTANCE ing, flushed a little, and said she conld do her er- rands afoot.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell Silas Weir to read onlineMoreLess
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