A Prince of Georgia And Other Tales
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" I am an unhappy woman, " said she. " I have 107 THE SAD FATE OF A NEW WOMAN had enough of this. I want to go to mamma. She always loves me, and never changes. " " I'll go, too, " said Jack.
" You needn't ; she doesn't love you. " " How long have you been married, Mr. Hib- berd ?" Burville asked.
" Two months, " said Hibberd.
" Two months !" Mrs. Hibberd repeated, in de- spair. " Hear the man ! It will be three months in three weeks and two days. " " Heavens, Mildred ! You are an old married w...oman, " said the husband.
"It's not what it's cracked up to be, " said she.
" Why ?" Burville asked. " What's the matter ? Are you unhappy? You? You, who sang so, last night; recited so, played so merrily? You, the life of last night the most wonderful night ever spent in Bohemia !" " H'mph. Don't say ' you ' to me. Let me say it to you, rather. I gay ?" she asked. " Why did I seem so? Do you think it was for the com- pany ? Not a word of it ; not a smile ; not an effort. " " Hey-dey, " exclaimed Burville.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I am an unhappy woman, " said she. " I have 107 THE SAD FATE OF A NEW WOMAN had enough of this. I want to go to mamma. She always loves me, and never changes. " " I'll go, too, " said Jack.
" You needn't ; she doesn't love you. " " How long have you been married, Mr. Hib- berd ?" Burville asked.
" Two months, " said Hibberd.
" Two months !" Mrs. Hibberd repeated, in de- spair. " Hear the man ! It will be three months in three weeks and two days. " " Heavens, Mildred ! You are an old married w...oman, " said the husband.
"It's not what it's cracked up to be, " said she.
" Why ?" Burville asked. " What's the matter ? Are you unhappy? You? You, who sang so, last night; recited so, played so merrily? You, the life of last night the most wonderful night ever spent in Bohemia !" " H'mph. Don't say ' you ' to me. Let me say it to you, rather. I gay ?" she asked. " Why did I seem so? Do you think it was for the com- pany ? Not a word of it ; not a smile ; not an effort. " " Hey-dey, " exclaimed Burville.
What to read after A Prince of Georgia And Other Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julian Ralph to read onlineMoreLess
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