A Maid And a Man
A Maid And a Man
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"I had hopes of you," said the maid gravely, "but it appeals to me as doing a man more justice to do him a little actual injustice." The man shed her small barb with a laugh.
"You are Irish to the quick!" he ex- 65 0^^^» A Maid and a Man claimed. "Your temper, the absurd things you say, the freckles on your nose — I believe I'll call you Pat. Doesn't that fit? That is your name now, Pat.'*.
"1 have been hoarding one for you, but lack the courage to speak it." "Tell me," he coaxed prettily.
"No.... Some time you will guess it; then pride in your own acumen may somewhat blunt its edge." "You are bad to me again ; but never mind, we're getting on." He hesitated, and then dared a question that he had ordered off as far too untimely, earlier in their talk. "Is there another man, Pat? I have a fancy for knowing." "If I wished to acknowledge another man," said the maid, tucking at her hair with the bare fingers of her left hand, "I should be wearing his ring." "In either case you are very unkind," 66 J 1 O^OC^OC^Q Third Talk he chided, as he drew forth his watch and opened it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I had hopes of you," said the maid gravely, "but it appeals to me as doing a man more justice to do him a little actual injustice." The man shed her small barb with a laugh.
"You are Irish to the quick!" he ex- 65 0^^^» A Maid and a Man claimed. "Your temper, the absurd things you say, the freckles on your nose — I believe I'll call you Pat. Doesn't that fit? That is your name now, Pat.'*.
"1 have been hoarding one for you, but lack the courage to speak it." "Tell me," he coaxed prettily.
"No.... Some time you will guess it; then pride in your own acumen may somewhat blunt its edge." "You are bad to me again ; but never mind, we're getting on." He hesitated, and then dared a question that he had ordered off as far too untimely, earlier in their talk. "Is there another man, Pat? I have a fancy for knowing." "If I wished to acknowledge another man," said the maid, tucking at her hair with the bare fingers of her left hand, "I should be wearing his ring." "In either case you are very unkind," 66 J 1 O^OC^OC^Q Third Talk he chided, as he drew forth his watch and opened it.
What to read after A Maid And a Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E S Ethel Smith Dorrance to read onlineMoreLess
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