The Rail
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Gerald O’Neil and William Beauchamp had known each other for many years. The O’Neils were dependent on William and his father for credit when times were lean, as they often were.
When William had approached Gerald about the second daughter, the one who had the good sense to leave that scoundrel in his high-and-mighty castle, Gerald did not discourage him. William Beauchamp was 35 then, 14 years older than Jenny, and he was a little too heavy, and a little too pinched of countenance, in the way o...f someone who spends much of his life trying to keep woebegone farmers from turning his store into a charity ward, to be considered good-looking. He had not been married before. But William ran and soon would inherit an endeavor which, while never a threat to make the Beauchamps rich, had never failed completely the way Gerald O’Neil’s farm always threatened to.
Gerald did not mention to his daughter that William Beauchamp was coming courting, but he did think this could not help but lead to better things for Jenny.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gerald O’Neil and William Beauchamp had known each other for many years. The O’Neils were dependent on William and his father for credit when times were lean, as they often were.
When William had approached Gerald about the second daughter, the one who had the good sense to leave that scoundrel in his high-and-mighty castle, Gerald did not discourage him. William Beauchamp was 35 then, 14 years older than Jenny, and he was a little too heavy, and a little too pinched of countenance, in the way o...f someone who spends much of his life trying to keep woebegone farmers from turning his store into a charity ward, to be considered good-looking. He had not been married before. But William ran and soon would inherit an endeavor which, while never a threat to make the Beauchamps rich, had never failed completely the way Gerald O’Neil’s farm always threatened to.
Gerald did not mention to his daughter that William Beauchamp was coming courting, but he did think this could not help but lead to better things for Jenny.
What to read after The Rail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howard Owen to read onlineMoreLess
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