The House On the Beach
The House On the Beach
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She had only felt uneasy when she had to greet and converse with herintended; especially when the London young lady had been present. Herbert's departure relieved her of the pressing sense of contrast. Shepraised him to Mary for his extreme kindness to her father, and down inher unsounded heart desired that her father might appreciate it even morethan she did.
Herbert drove into Crikswich at night, and stopped at Crickledon's, wherehe heard that Van Diemen was dining with Tinman.
Crickledon the... carpenter permitted certain dry curves to play round hislips like miniature shavings at the name of Tinman; but Herbert asked, "What is it now?" in vain, and he went to Crickledon the cook.
This union of the two Crickledons, male and female; was an ideal one, such as poor women dream of; and men would do the same, if they knew howpoor they are. Each had a profession, each was independent of the other, each supported the fabric. Consequently there was mutual respect, asbetween two pillars of a house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had only felt uneasy when she had to greet and converse with herintended; especially when the London young lady had been present. Herbert's departure relieved her of the pressing sense of contrast. Shepraised him to Mary for his extreme kindness to her father, and down inher unsounded heart desired that her father might appreciate it even morethan she did.
Herbert drove into Crikswich at night, and stopped at Crickledon's, wherehe heard that Van Diemen was dining with Tinman.
Crickledon the... carpenter permitted certain dry curves to play round hislips like miniature shavings at the name of Tinman; but Herbert asked, "What is it now?" in vain, and he went to Crickledon the cook.
This union of the two Crickledons, male and female; was an ideal one, such as poor women dream of; and men would do the same, if they knew howpoor they are. Each had a profession, each was independent of the other, each supported the fabric. Consequently there was mutual respect, asbetween two pillars of a house.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meredith George to read onlineMoreLess
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