The Gilded Age, Part 3.
The Gilded Age, Part 3.
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Phil appears to have a weakness for Seminaries. " "It would have been better for your friend Sellers, " retorted Philip, "if he had had a weakness for district schools. Col. Sellers, MissAlice, is a great friend of Harry's, who is always trying to build ahouse by beginning at the top. " "I suppose it's as easy to build a University on paper as a Seminary, andit looks better, " was Harry's reflection; at which the Squire laughed, and said he quite agreed with him. The old gentleman understood St...one'sLanding a good deal better than he would have done after an hour's talkwith either of it's expectant proprietors.
At this moment, and while Philip was trying to frame a question that hefound it exceedingly difficult to put into words, the door openedquietly, and Ruth entered. Taking in the, group with a quick glance, hereye lighted up, and with a merry smile she advanced and shook hands withPhilip. She was so unconstrained and sincerely cordial, that it madethat hero of the west feel somehow young, and very ill at ease.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Phil appears to have a weakness for Seminaries. " "It would have been better for your friend Sellers, " retorted Philip, "if he had had a weakness for district schools. Col. Sellers, MissAlice, is a great friend of Harry's, who is always trying to build ahouse by beginning at the top. " "I suppose it's as easy to build a University on paper as a Seminary, andit looks better, " was Harry's reflection; at which the Squire laughed, and said he quite agreed with him. The old gentleman understood St...one'sLanding a good deal better than he would have done after an hour's talkwith either of it's expectant proprietors.
At this moment, and while Philip was trying to frame a question that hefound it exceedingly difficult to put into words, the door openedquietly, and Ruth entered. Taking in the, group with a quick glance, hereye lighted up, and with a merry smile she advanced and shook hands withPhilip. She was so unconstrained and sincerely cordial, that it madethat hero of the west feel somehow young, and very ill at ease.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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