A Yellow Aster
A Yellow Aster
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I'll take your offer, and — and— and " " I told you the conditions, I shall stick to them ; we don't thank one another or get emotional in these transactions ; I mean to have my money back, principal and interest, my full pound of flesh. I'm doing a trade with you — take it or leave it, as you like. " " Do you know, I'd die for you ? " cried Brydon, in a burst of low-diet mawkishness.
" Die, before you've paid in a penny of your premium ! If we can come to terms off-hand, I should like to finis...h up the matter at once, and start for my lawyer's. " Brydon got up without a word, and began to make himself decent, with shaking hands. At last he found safety in a wild burst of gaiety, and by the time he had his best coat on, he was bubbling over with a nervous, gentle sort of fun peculiar to his kind.
When they were going downstairs he stopped, and remarked in a soft, deprecatory sort of way, — " I say ! I believe my heart's next to gone. Three goes of rheumatic fever leave that part of a fellow not worth mentioning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'll take your offer, and — and— and " " I told you the conditions, I shall stick to them ; we don't thank one another or get emotional in these transactions ; I mean to have my money back, principal and interest, my full pound of flesh. I'm doing a trade with you — take it or leave it, as you like. " " Do you know, I'd die for you ? " cried Brydon, in a burst of low-diet mawkishness.
" Die, before you've paid in a penny of your premium ! If we can come to terms off-hand, I should like to finis...h up the matter at once, and start for my lawyer's. " Brydon got up without a word, and began to make himself decent, with shaking hands. At last he found safety in a wild burst of gaiety, and by the time he had his best coat on, he was bubbling over with a nervous, gentle sort of fun peculiar to his kind.
When they were going downstairs he stopped, and remarked in a soft, deprecatory sort of way, — " I say ! I believe my heart's next to gone. Three goes of rheumatic fever leave that part of a fellow not worth mentioning.
What to read after A Yellow Aster?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kathleen Mannington Hunt Caffyn to read onlineMoreLess
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