Waiting for the Verdict
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Nations and their laws are sound and unsound, as well as bodies, I presume ? " Randolph bowed civilly, thinking what a mole-like intellect it must be which could not see beyond its own petty work. A man who did not care for his State !
"My business regarded yourself, solely, " said Broderip, with the same repressed eagerness in his tone.
The young Kentuckian turned, surprised.
" I understand that you came North to engage in active life. Mr. Ottley was my informant. He stated that you wished occ...upation not inconsistent with your family dignity, and your own character. " If there were any sneers covert in the bland words, Garrick was the last man to suspect them. " That was certainly my wish, " he said simply. " But, " recollecting himself, with a bow, and a sudden assertant politeness, " I detain you from your guests, Doctor Brod erip. If the business only concerns me, suffer it to wait your con venience. To-morrow, probably " " It shall not wait a moment, young man. I must do this before I sleep, " with vehemence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nations and their laws are sound and unsound, as well as bodies, I presume ? " Randolph bowed civilly, thinking what a mole-like intellect it must be which could not see beyond its own petty work. A man who did not care for his State !
"My business regarded yourself, solely, " said Broderip, with the same repressed eagerness in his tone.
The young Kentuckian turned, surprised.
" I understand that you came North to engage in active life. Mr. Ottley was my informant. He stated that you wished occ...upation not inconsistent with your family dignity, and your own character. " If there were any sneers covert in the bland words, Garrick was the last man to suspect them. " That was certainly my wish, " he said simply. " But, " recollecting himself, with a bow, and a sudden assertant politeness, " I detain you from your guests, Doctor Brod erip. If the business only concerns me, suffer it to wait your con venience. To-morrow, probably " " It shall not wait a moment, young man. I must do this before I sleep, " with vehemence.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis Rebecca Harding to read onlineMoreLess
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