The Atlantic Monthly, volume 16, No. 97, November, 1865
The Atlantic Monthly, volume 16, No. 97, November, 1865
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He feltthat he must go back to his old home, and place himself again under theinstructions of the father whose counsels he had once so spurned.
"You don't say you mean to become a parson?" said Mr. Brindlock, morethan ever astounded.
"It is very likely, " said Reuben; "or possibly a missionary. " "Well, Reuben, if you must, you must. But I don't see things in thatlight. However, my boy, we'll keep our little private ventures astir;you may need them some day. " And so they parted; and Reuben wen...t home to Ashfield, taking anaffectionate leave of his Aunt Mabel, who had been over-kind to him, andpraying in his heart that that good, but exceedingly worldly woman, might some day look on serious things as he looked on them.
He had thought in his wild days, that, when he should go back toAshfield for any lengthened stay, (for thus far his visits had been fewand flying ones, ) he should considerably astonish the old people thereby his air and city cultivation. It is quite possible that he had laidby certain flaming cravats which he thought would have a killing effectin the country church, and anticipated a very handsome triumph by theeasy swagger with which he would greet old Deacon Tourtelot and askafter the health of Miss Almira.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He feltthat he must go back to his old home, and place himself again under theinstructions of the father whose counsels he had once so spurned.
"You don't say you mean to become a parson?" said Mr. Brindlock, morethan ever astounded.
"It is very likely, " said Reuben; "or possibly a missionary. " "Well, Reuben, if you must, you must. But I don't see things in thatlight. However, my boy, we'll keep our little private ventures astir;you may need them some day. " And so they parted; and Reuben wen...t home to Ashfield, taking anaffectionate leave of his Aunt Mabel, who had been over-kind to him, andpraying in his heart that that good, but exceedingly worldly woman, might some day look on serious things as he looked on them.
He had thought in his wild days, that, when he should go back toAshfield for any lengthened stay, (for thus far his visits had been fewand flying ones, ) he should considerably astonish the old people thereby his air and city cultivation. It is quite possible that he had laidby certain flaming cravats which he thought would have a killing effectin the country church, and anticipated a very handsome triumph by theeasy swagger with which he would greet old Deacon Tourtelot and askafter the health of Miss Almira.
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