A Likely Story
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Mrs. Campbell: "What are you doing, Willis?" Campbell: "Ringing for Jane. " As Jane appears: "Did you give Miss Ricethe note?" IV _JANE; MRS. CAMPBELL; WELLING; CAMPBELL_ Jane: "No, sir; I gave it to the man. He said he would give it to MissRice. " Campbell: "Then it's all up. If by any chance she hadn't got it, Amy, you might have sent over for it, and said there was a mistake. " Jane: "He said Miss Rice was out driving with Miss Greenway in herphaeton, but they expected her back every minute.... " Mrs. Campbell: "Oh, my goodness! And you didn't come to tell me? Oh, ifwe had only known! We've lost our only chance, Willis. " Jane: "I did come and knock on your door, ma'am, but I couldn't make youhear. " Campbell: "There's still a chance. Perhaps she hasn't got back yet. " Jane: "I know she ain't, sir. I've been watching for her ever since. Ican always see them come, from the pantry window. " Mrs. Campbell: "Well, then, don't stand there talking, but run at once!Oh, Willis! Never tell me again that there's no such thing as anoverruling providence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Campbell: "What are you doing, Willis?" Campbell: "Ringing for Jane. " As Jane appears: "Did you give Miss Ricethe note?" IV _JANE; MRS. CAMPBELL; WELLING; CAMPBELL_ Jane: "No, sir; I gave it to the man. He said he would give it to MissRice. " Campbell: "Then it's all up. If by any chance she hadn't got it, Amy, you might have sent over for it, and said there was a mistake. " Jane: "He said Miss Rice was out driving with Miss Greenway in herphaeton, but they expected her back every minute.... " Mrs. Campbell: "Oh, my goodness! And you didn't come to tell me? Oh, ifwe had only known! We've lost our only chance, Willis. " Jane: "I did come and knock on your door, ma'am, but I couldn't make youhear. " Campbell: "There's still a chance. Perhaps she hasn't got back yet. " Jane: "I know she ain't, sir. I've been watching for her ever since. Ican always see them come, from the pantry window. " Mrs. Campbell: "Well, then, don't stand there talking, but run at once!Oh, Willis! Never tell me again that there's no such thing as anoverruling providence.
What to read after A Likely Story?
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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