The History of An Adopted Child
The History of An Adopted Child
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One morning — it was toward the middle of the half-year — I received a letter from my father ; the first he had ever written to me. There was not much in it, except to tell me that he had met Miss Archer, and had heard her account of me with deep interest, and how grateful he felt for her generous kindness to me, " whom he loved more than any thing ought to be loved in this uncertain world." He said what a charming woman Miss Archer was, and how much she reminded him of my own dear mother. He d...id not tell me one word of how he had become acquaint- ed with Miss Archer, nor what he had been doing since he went to Ireland, so long ago.
Miss Archer wrote to me a few days afterward, and gave me a long history of how she had met my father by chance, while she was traveling in the West of Ireland. She seemed to admire him very much, and to have seen a great deal of him.
It might be about three weeks after this, that I was called out of school to see a lady who had come to see me. This is always a welcome event to a girl at school, as it makes one of importance among the rest for the time being.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One morning — it was toward the middle of the half-year — I received a letter from my father ; the first he had ever written to me. There was not much in it, except to tell me that he had met Miss Archer, and had heard her account of me with deep interest, and how grateful he felt for her generous kindness to me, " whom he loved more than any thing ought to be loved in this uncertain world." He said what a charming woman Miss Archer was, and how much she reminded him of my own dear mother. He d...id not tell me one word of how he had become acquaint- ed with Miss Archer, nor what he had been doing since he went to Ireland, so long ago.
Miss Archer wrote to me a few days afterward, and gave me a long history of how she had met my father by chance, while she was traveling in the West of Ireland. She seemed to admire him very much, and to have seen a great deal of him.
It might be about three weeks after this, that I was called out of school to see a lady who had come to see me. This is always a welcome event to a girl at school, as it makes one of importance among the rest for the time being.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Geraldine Endsor Jewsbury to read onlineMoreLess
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