Frank Merriwell's Son
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"What you do, señor, when you travel so much?" inquired Teresa. "Youleave Señora Carkaire at home?" Carker smiled sadly.
"There is no Señora Carker, " he answered.
"Oo!" cried Teresa. "You are not marreed?" "No, " replied Greg, "I'm not married. " "That ees so singulaire!" "Veree, veree, " murmured Juanita.
"It may seem singular, " admitted Carker, "but a man like me, who haspledged his life to humanity, has little right to get married. " "I do not see why you say that, " said Juanita.
"Perhaps... I cannot make my reason plain to you, but there is an excellentreason. A man who marries should have a home. And a man who has a homeshould live in it. If I had such a home and was bound to it, I could nottravel and carry on my life-work. I could not drag my wife around overthe country, and it is not right for a married man to leave his wifealone a great deal. " "Gol rap it, Greg, " exclaimed Ephraim, "I don't believe that's your realreason for not gittin' married! I'll bet some gal throwed you down!" "Well, perhaps you're right, " admitted the young socialist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What you do, señor, when you travel so much?" inquired Teresa. "Youleave Señora Carkaire at home?" Carker smiled sadly.
"There is no Señora Carker, " he answered.
"Oo!" cried Teresa. "You are not marreed?" "No, " replied Greg, "I'm not married. " "That ees so singulaire!" "Veree, veree, " murmured Juanita.
"It may seem singular, " admitted Carker, "but a man like me, who haspledged his life to humanity, has little right to get married. " "I do not see why you say that, " said Juanita.
"Perhaps... I cannot make my reason plain to you, but there is an excellentreason. A man who marries should have a home. And a man who has a homeshould live in it. If I had such a home and was bound to it, I could nottravel and carry on my life-work. I could not drag my wife around overthe country, and it is not right for a married man to leave his wifealone a great deal. " "Gol rap it, Greg, " exclaimed Ephraim, "I don't believe that's your realreason for not gittin' married! I'll bet some gal throwed you down!" "Well, perhaps you're right, " admitted the young socialist.
What to read after Frank Merriwell's Son?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Standish Burt L. to read onlineMoreLess
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