Weavers And Weft, And Other Tales 2
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Sir Everard said yes, and wanted to make him a present of a hundred-pound bank-bill But this the scholar refused with gentle dignity.
•You have given me a home,' he said, 'and a pleasant one. I wiU never impose upon your gene- rosity. I earn a little money by translations and SEBASTIAN. 195 revisions for the London booksellers — quite enough for my wants.' ' But a wife will be different/ suggested Sir Everard ; * she will have different notions of life.' *My wife will be my second self, and wil...l be happy in the simple life that pleases me/ answered Mr. Dorillon with confidence.
The young lady he married was the curate's daughter, who had been reared on the narrowest means, and had one of those sweet natures to which worldly wealth seems but dross when weighed against affection. She came to the scholar's cottage with as much delight as if she had been led home to a palace, and beautified and glorified his life for two short years ere envious death snatched her from his side.
Dark was the gloom of the years that followed that bitter parting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sir Everard said yes, and wanted to make him a present of a hundred-pound bank-bill But this the scholar refused with gentle dignity.
•You have given me a home,' he said, 'and a pleasant one. I wiU never impose upon your gene- rosity. I earn a little money by translations and SEBASTIAN. 195 revisions for the London booksellers — quite enough for my wants.' ' But a wife will be different/ suggested Sir Everard ; * she will have different notions of life.' *My wife will be my second self, and wil...l be happy in the simple life that pleases me/ answered Mr. Dorillon with confidence.
The young lady he married was the curate's daughter, who had been reared on the narrowest means, and had one of those sweet natures to which worldly wealth seems but dross when weighed against affection. She came to the scholar's cottage with as much delight as if she had been led home to a palace, and beautified and glorified his life for two short years ere envious death snatched her from his side.
Dark was the gloom of the years that followed that bitter parting.
What to read after Weavers And Weft, And Other Tales 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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