A God And His Gifts (2013)
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“Poor sister—!” he said, at a loss for the name. “Come to stay with us and then cry.”
“I can’t help it,” she said, speaking to anyone who heard her. “It is all through me. You were happy, and you will never be again. And I have not done anything. I never have. I am not a person who could. When people are kind to me, it is because I am less than they are. I did not want to be. I wish I was not. How could I think it was anything more, when it has never been?”
Henry waited for her to pause, placed ...a doll on her lap, and went on to Hereward. He was not taken up as he expected, as his father was conscious about showing his feeling for him.
“Dear, dear doggie!” he said, looking round. “Not run after Henry any more.”
“So you met the dog again?” said Ada.
“Oh, yes, met him.”
“No, you know we did not,” said Nurse. “You must say what is true.”
“Oh, yes, always say it.”
“You only thought about the dog?” said Hereward.
“Yes, think about him. And he think about Henry.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Poor sister—!” he said, at a loss for the name. “Come to stay with us and then cry.”
“I can’t help it,” she said, speaking to anyone who heard her. “It is all through me. You were happy, and you will never be again. And I have not done anything. I never have. I am not a person who could. When people are kind to me, it is because I am less than they are. I did not want to be. I wish I was not. How could I think it was anything more, when it has never been?”
Henry waited for her to pause, placed ...a doll on her lap, and went on to Hereward. He was not taken up as he expected, as his father was conscious about showing his feeling for him.
“Dear, dear doggie!” he said, looking round. “Not run after Henry any more.”
“So you met the dog again?” said Ada.
“Oh, yes, met him.”
“No, you know we did not,” said Nurse. “You must say what is true.”
“Oh, yes, always say it.”
“You only thought about the dog?” said Hereward.
“Yes, think about him. And he think about Henry.”
What to read after A God And His Gifts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ivy Compton-Burnett to read onlineMoreLess
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