The Motto of Mrs Mclean the Story of An American Farm
The Motto of Mrs Mclean the Story of An American Farm
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She knew that this was the very attitude which thwarted the family interests as a whole, and which Dick and Ross resented in vain. The non-progressivness of it irritated their youth, and their ambitions, and made 130 THE MOTTO OF MRS. McLANE their hill of difficulties just so much harder to climb. But since there was no way over the obstacle Mrs. McLane being at all times faithful to her own point of view Ena sat down to think out a way round it, braced, if anything, by the idea of having somet...hing to conquer. She and the boys would work together, and not despair. Then, if their spirit was the truly brave and steadfast one, some measure of achievement was bound to come at last. 131 CHAPTER IX DALE came home one Saturday even- ing early in July with news that set the McLane household all agog. It being the twilight of a very hot day, the entire family was spread out under the trees near the front porch. Dale threw himself down amongst them with a sigh of relief. "I guess you're most wilted, same as we all are, " said Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She knew that this was the very attitude which thwarted the family interests as a whole, and which Dick and Ross resented in vain. The non-progressivness of it irritated their youth, and their ambitions, and made 130 THE MOTTO OF MRS. McLANE their hill of difficulties just so much harder to climb. But since there was no way over the obstacle Mrs. McLane being at all times faithful to her own point of view Ena sat down to think out a way round it, braced, if anything, by the idea of having somet...hing to conquer. She and the boys would work together, and not despair. Then, if their spirit was the truly brave and steadfast one, some measure of achievement was bound to come at last. 131 CHAPTER IX DALE came home one Saturday even- ing early in July with news that set the McLane household all agog. It being the twilight of a very hot day, the entire family was spread out under the trees near the front porch. Dale threw himself down amongst them with a sigh of relief. "I guess you're most wilted, same as we all are, " said Mrs.
What to read after The Motto of Mrs Mclean the Story of An American Farm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shirley Carson to read onlineMoreLess
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