The Mysteries of Montreal
The Mysteries of Montreal
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At last the terrible truth began todawn on the poor creature that she had been basely deserted by himwho was sworn to be her friend and protector and she became almostdemented, she tried to account for his silence in many ways but herintellectual acumen as too great and her reasoning always broughther to the one sad conclusion. However, as nothing better could bedone the spirited creature made up her mind to earn her own livingand that of her child, and setting her wits to work she soonobtained... a situation as governess at the house of Mr. Mullaly, aretired merchant of considerable means whose wife and daughters weredesirous of obtaining an entree into polite society. Placing her boyout to nurse, she set out for her new home, and soon began to feelthe blessedness of working for her own living.
But her happiness was not unmixed with pain. The Mullaly girlssomehow or another heard that Miss Caldwell (she had given hermaiden name) was the mother of a little child, and, although sheadmitted the fact and recounted to them her whole history, they gaveno credence to her assertions, but began to treat her with thegreatest contempt making her life miserable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At last the terrible truth began todawn on the poor creature that she had been basely deserted by himwho was sworn to be her friend and protector and she became almostdemented, she tried to account for his silence in many ways but herintellectual acumen as too great and her reasoning always broughther to the one sad conclusion. However, as nothing better could bedone the spirited creature made up her mind to earn her own livingand that of her child, and setting her wits to work she soonobtained... a situation as governess at the house of Mr. Mullaly, aretired merchant of considerable means whose wife and daughters weredesirous of obtaining an entree into polite society. Placing her boyout to nurse, she set out for her new home, and soon began to feelthe blessedness of working for her own living.
But her happiness was not unmixed with pain. The Mullaly girlssomehow or another heard that Miss Caldwell (she had given hermaiden name) was the mother of a little child, and, although sheadmitted the fact and recounted to them her whole history, they gaveno credence to her assertions, but began to treat her with thegreatest contempt making her life miserable.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fuhrer Charlotte to read onlineMoreLess
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