Duke Jones
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" Charles bit his lip. "That's it. He's horribly both- ered, and tied by the leg. Hardly knows the language even, awfully handicapped. It's not fair on him, that's why I must go. " "Why not Ford?" said the doctor quietly. "He's capable. " " Thanks awfully, sir, but it's Violet's business, do you see, and that means it's mine. Besides, " said Charles awkwardly, " I've a notion a married man is best. " Claude opened his mouth to scoff, saw his son-in-law's face, and swallowed the words unuttered.... " Is the girl ill?" he said.
"Almost off her head and a child coming. It's a woman's work, " said Charles.
A dead pause while the doctor thought, his brow fur- rowed in its darkest lines. He ran through his female relations, the Ingestres being one by one dismissed as hopeless. Margery Brading was too young, John's wife too old.
" Your mother, Charles, " he then said.
" Mother's in Sicily for the holidays, I thought of her. " He dared not look up, in the next pause. Claude balanced Eveleen finally, and dismissed her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Charles bit his lip. "That's it. He's horribly both- ered, and tied by the leg. Hardly knows the language even, awfully handicapped. It's not fair on him, that's why I must go. " "Why not Ford?" said the doctor quietly. "He's capable. " " Thanks awfully, sir, but it's Violet's business, do you see, and that means it's mine. Besides, " said Charles awkwardly, " I've a notion a married man is best. " Claude opened his mouth to scoff, saw his son-in-law's face, and swallowed the words unuttered.... " Is the girl ill?" he said.
"Almost off her head and a child coming. It's a woman's work, " said Charles.
A dead pause while the doctor thought, his brow fur- rowed in its darkest lines. He ran through his female relations, the Ingestres being one by one dismissed as hopeless. Margery Brading was too young, John's wife too old.
" Your mother, Charles, " he then said.
" Mother's in Sicily for the holidays, I thought of her. " He dared not look up, in the next pause. Claude balanced Eveleen finally, and dismissed her.
What to read after Duke Jones?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ethel Sidgwick to read onlineMoreLess
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