A Foregone Conclusion
A Foregone Conclusion
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"Mother will be in directly, " said Florida in a tone thatrelegated their morning's interview to the age of fable.
Mrs. Vervain came in smiling and cordial, apparently better and notworse for yesterday's misadventures.
"Oh, I pick up quickly, " she explained. "I'm an old campaigner, youknow. Perhaps a little _too_ old, now. Years do make a difference;and you'll find it out as you get on, Mr. Ferris. " "I suppose so, " said Ferris, not caring to have Mrs. Vervain treat himso much like a boy. "Ev...en at twenty-six I found it pleasant to take anap this afternoon. How does one stand it at seventeen, Miss Vervain?"he asked.
"I haven't felt the need of sleep, " replied Florida, indifferently, andhe felt shelved, as an old fellow.
He had an empty, frivolous visit, to his thinking. Mrs. Vervain askedif he had seen Don Ippolito, and wondered that the priest had not comeabout, al day. She told a long story, and at the end tapped herself onthe mouth with her fan to punish a yawn.
Ferris rose to go.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Mother will be in directly, " said Florida in a tone thatrelegated their morning's interview to the age of fable.
Mrs. Vervain came in smiling and cordial, apparently better and notworse for yesterday's misadventures.
"Oh, I pick up quickly, " she explained. "I'm an old campaigner, youknow. Perhaps a little _too_ old, now. Years do make a difference;and you'll find it out as you get on, Mr. Ferris. " "I suppose so, " said Ferris, not caring to have Mrs. Vervain treat himso much like a boy. "Ev...en at twenty-six I found it pleasant to take anap this afternoon. How does one stand it at seventeen, Miss Vervain?"he asked.
"I haven't felt the need of sleep, " replied Florida, indifferently, andhe felt shelved, as an old fellow.
He had an empty, frivolous visit, to his thinking. Mrs. Vervain askedif he had seen Don Ippolito, and wondered that the priest had not comeabout, al day. She told a long story, and at the end tapped herself onthe mouth with her fan to punish a yawn.
Ferris rose to go.
What to read after A Foregone Conclusion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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