Jane Lomax; Or, a Mother's Crime 1
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All mention of the gaming-house having been suppressed by the prudent mother, Mrs.
Bryant, after inveighing against the folly and improvidence of young men, and the ruinous tendency of speculations, agreed to consult her husband as to what was best to be done ; and Jacob, who was a kind-hearted man, and in want of a confidential assistant, consented to receive young Hunter in that capacity.
Delighted at the thought of being enabled to support his mother and sister, in however humble a manner, H...unter accepted the situa- tion, although he knew it to be one for which, both by education and taste, he was totally dis- qualified. Never, perhaps, had a young man been more signally misplaced. Ardent and im- petuous in his temperament, fond of literature JANE LOMAX. 219 and the arts, gifted with a natural elegance of demeanour, and aspiring to a correspondent appearance in his attire, poor Alfred, as a wharfinger's clerk, was engaged in a constant, and sometimes a revolting, struggle with all his previous habits and feelings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All mention of the gaming-house having been suppressed by the prudent mother, Mrs.
Bryant, after inveighing against the folly and improvidence of young men, and the ruinous tendency of speculations, agreed to consult her husband as to what was best to be done ; and Jacob, who was a kind-hearted man, and in want of a confidential assistant, consented to receive young Hunter in that capacity.
Delighted at the thought of being enabled to support his mother and sister, in however humble a manner, H...unter accepted the situa- tion, although he knew it to be one for which, both by education and taste, he was totally dis- qualified. Never, perhaps, had a young man been more signally misplaced. Ardent and im- petuous in his temperament, fond of literature JANE LOMAX. 219 and the arts, gifted with a natural elegance of demeanour, and aspiring to a correspondent appearance in his attire, poor Alfred, as a wharfinger's clerk, was engaged in a constant, and sometimes a revolting, struggle with all his previous habits and feelings.
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