The Red Rose of Savannah : a Novel
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A few days later she had missed the ring and letters, and told him she was going to leave, requesting her bill at the same time.
At this time her income from her novel was her only means of support. The his- torian who had befriended her was seri- ously ill and in a hospital.
She said nothing to any one, but she did lose hope again. It seemed to her the sun would never shine into her life.
FOSTER'S VISIT. 191 Poor lonely Elsie, trying to be so brave !
Witbout borne and no money for tbe doc- tor.... Out of one gulf of trouble into another. Would sbe ever be free from griefs attending ber only bappiness ? Sbe bad not sinned, but anotber bad.
One day, soon after moving into tbe cosy flat, ber new borne, sbe was sitting up, and a card, " Mr. Gleason," was brougbt ber.
Sbe knew at once it was Eonald, and bis deception was painful. It was tbe first time be bad ever failed to send ber bis own card wben be called. Was be about to wound ber intentionally ? No, tbat could not be, sbe tbougbt. He bad some reason.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A few days later she had missed the ring and letters, and told him she was going to leave, requesting her bill at the same time.
At this time her income from her novel was her only means of support. The his- torian who had befriended her was seri- ously ill and in a hospital.
She said nothing to any one, but she did lose hope again. It seemed to her the sun would never shine into her life.
FOSTER'S VISIT. 191 Poor lonely Elsie, trying to be so brave !
Witbout borne and no money for tbe doc- tor.... Out of one gulf of trouble into another. Would sbe ever be free from griefs attending ber only bappiness ? Sbe bad not sinned, but anotber bad.
One day, soon after moving into tbe cosy flat, ber new borne, sbe was sitting up, and a card, " Mr. Gleason," was brougbt ber.
Sbe knew at once it was Eonald, and bis deception was painful. It was tbe first time be bad ever failed to send ber bis own card wben be called. Was be about to wound ber intentionally ? No, tbat could not be, sbe tbougbt. He bad some reason.
What to read after The Red Rose of Savannah : a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A. S. M to read onlineMoreLess
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