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The Uncle Of An Angel
Thomas A. Janvier
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"And from Saratoga, of course, we shall go to the Pier," said Mr. Port, but with a certain aggressiveness of tone that gave to his assertion the air of a proposition in support of which argument might be required.
"To Narragansett, you mean? Oh, certainly. From what several people have told me about Narragansett I think that it must be quite entertaining, and I want to see it. And of course, Uncle Hutchinson, even if I didn't care about it at all, I should go all the same; for I want to fall in exactly with your plans and put you to as little trouble as possible, you know. For if your angel wasn't willing to be self-sacrificing, she really wouldn't be an angel at all."
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Community Reviews
S0 far, I've read 4 books by this lad.
All good... but far and away the best is 'In the Sargasso Sea'...
Don't miss it.
A lightweight novel - really a novelette- about a man and his niece & their battle of wits which she mainly wins. Clever and witty in spots, you'll chuckle at a few lines but won't remember them. This is the sort of thing our great-great grandparents read between tackling something like Edgar Saltus