May Brooke 8 2
May Brooke 8 2
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" "These are _very, very_ beautiful and fragrant, and I thank you mostheartily for them. How is Helen?" "She is looking well, but she falls occasionally into fits ofdespondency, which is either the result of much fatigue andexcitement, or some cause which she does not wish to explain. I wishyou would come and live with us. Helen needs a sister, " said the youngman.
"Dear Mr. Jerrold, " said old-fashioned May, "I have tried to find myway to Helen's heart, but, to be frank with you, our ways lie ...toodifferently. Helen will have none of my friendship on those terms onwhich I alone can give it. But you do not understand it all. --You area Protestant, and wish to see Helen one; therefore, _I_ should be adiscord in your house, because, if there, _my duty_ would not allow meto hold my peace. " "Helen is too young and beautiful to mope about religion, " he said, carelessly. "When she gets older, and is more tied down by domesticcares, it will be necessary and respectable for her to be religious;and then, egad, if she wishes it, I'd as lief she'd be a Catholic asany thing else.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "These are _very, very_ beautiful and fragrant, and I thank you mostheartily for them. How is Helen?" "She is looking well, but she falls occasionally into fits ofdespondency, which is either the result of much fatigue andexcitement, or some cause which she does not wish to explain. I wishyou would come and live with us. Helen needs a sister, " said the youngman.
"Dear Mr. Jerrold, " said old-fashioned May, "I have tried to find myway to Helen's heart, but, to be frank with you, our ways lie ...toodifferently. Helen will have none of my friendship on those terms onwhich I alone can give it. But you do not understand it all. --You area Protestant, and wish to see Helen one; therefore, _I_ should be adiscord in your house, because, if there, _my duty_ would not allow meto hold my peace. " "Helen is too young and beautiful to mope about religion, " he said, carelessly. "When she gets older, and is more tied down by domesticcares, it will be necessary and respectable for her to be religious;and then, egad, if she wishes it, I'd as lief she'd be a Catholic asany thing else.
What to read after May Brooke 8 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna H Dorsey to read onlineMoreLess
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