Fourteen to One
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" cried Jack, with a sudden blazing purpose lighting up all the corners of his soul. It was a white light, not unholy ; it seemed to shine through and through him with a soft glow like a candle on an altar. " I '11 never leave go of you. Teen, if you '11 say so. I 'd rather marry you. " " Marry me ? " said Teen. " Yes, marry you. I 'd a sight rather. There, now ! It 's out with it. What do you say to that, Teen ? " With one slow finger-tip Teen wiped away the tears that fell for her mother. A r...ing on her finger glistened in the light as she did this. She saw the sparkle, tore off the ring and dashed it away ; it fell into the mud, and was trodden out of sight instantly. Jack sprang gallantly to pick it up. " Don't you touch it ! " cried the girl. She put her bared hand back upon his arm. The ring had left a little mark upon her finger ; she glanced at this, and looked up into Jack's handsome face ; he looked very kind. 118 JACK THE FISHERMAN. " Jack, dear, " said Teen softly, " I ain't fit to marry ye.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" cried Jack, with a sudden blazing purpose lighting up all the corners of his soul. It was a white light, not unholy ; it seemed to shine through and through him with a soft glow like a candle on an altar. " I '11 never leave go of you. Teen, if you '11 say so. I 'd rather marry you. " " Marry me ? " said Teen. " Yes, marry you. I 'd a sight rather. There, now ! It 's out with it. What do you say to that, Teen ? " With one slow finger-tip Teen wiped away the tears that fell for her mother. A r...ing on her finger glistened in the light as she did this. She saw the sparkle, tore off the ring and dashed it away ; it fell into the mud, and was trodden out of sight instantly. Jack sprang gallantly to pick it up. " Don't you touch it ! " cried the girl. She put her bared hand back upon his arm. The ring had left a little mark upon her finger ; she glanced at this, and looked up into Jack's handsome face ; he looked very kind. 118 JACK THE FISHERMAN. " Jack, dear, " said Teen softly, " I ain't fit to marry ye.
What to read after Fourteen to One?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Stuart Elizabeth Stuart Phelps to read onlineMoreLess
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