Joseph the Jew the Story of An Old House
Joseph the Jew the Story of An Old House
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Impossible. " "True. I forgot that we belonged to the blood- royal. " Mrs. Raines winced. Iler own father had followed the honest calling of pork contractor. She lapsed into silence. ' She was never guilty of the rashness of quarreling with her step- children.
"Hester, when you were eighteen you re- sembled that girl, " said the brother.
"I know, " replied Miss Raines, quietly.
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^■%F CHAPTER XYIL AN UNLUCKY FAMILY.
" /^ OD gave to Etlicl every tiling. She has y^ a sweet voice, plenty ...of wit, and all the beauty tlie family could muster. It docs not seem quite fair — does it, mother?" The speaker veiled' some sadness beneath the merriment with which she thus questioned the decrees of Providence. Siie was seated on a low stool beside her mother's arm-chair, and they were both gazing out at the sea.
A small, trimly-built girl of one-and-twenty, round-faced, of irregular features, perhaps, and not poss?essing the dazzling fairness of her sis- ter — a face that interested the most casual observer by the calm reliance of exj)ression, which experience had early imposed on the young life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Impossible. " "True. I forgot that we belonged to the blood- royal. " Mrs. Raines winced. Iler own father had followed the honest calling of pork contractor. She lapsed into silence. ' She was never guilty of the rashness of quarreling with her step- children.
"Hester, when you were eighteen you re- sembled that girl, " said the brother.
"I know, " replied Miss Raines, quietly.
-^ '%^i42.
^■%F CHAPTER XYIL AN UNLUCKY FAMILY.
" /^ OD gave to Etlicl every tiling. She has y^ a sweet voice, plenty ...of wit, and all the beauty tlie family could muster. It docs not seem quite fair — does it, mother?" The speaker veiled' some sadness beneath the merriment with which she thus questioned the decrees of Providence. Siie was seated on a low stool beside her mother's arm-chair, and they were both gazing out at the sea.
A small, trimly-built girl of one-and-twenty, round-faced, of irregular features, perhaps, and not poss?essing the dazzling fairness of her sis- ter — a face that interested the most casual observer by the calm reliance of exj)ression, which experience had early imposed on the young life.
What to read after Joseph the Jew the Story of An Old House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Virginia W Virginia Wales Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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