Bleak House 2
Bleak House 2
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The gentlemen came slowly up from the waterside, speaking good-humoredly to each other and to the people around, and glancing about them as if they were glad to be in England again. " Charley, Charley !" said I, *' come away !" And I hurried on so swiilly that my little maid was surprised.
It was not until we were shut up in our cabin-room, and I had had time to take breath, that I began to think why I had made such haste. In one of the sun-burnt faces I had recognized Mr.
Allan Woodcourt, and ...I had been afraid of his recognizing me. I had been unwilling that he should see my altered looks.
I had been taken by surprise, and my courage had quite failed me.
But I knew this would not do, and I now said to myself, " My dear, there is no reason — ^there is and there can be no reason at all — ^why it should be worse for you now, than it ever has been.
What you were last month, you are to-day ; you are no worse, you are no better. This is not your resolution ; call it up, Es- ther, call it up !" I was in a great tremble — with running — antl at first was quite unable to calm myself; but I got better, and I was very glad to know it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The gentlemen came slowly up from the waterside, speaking good-humoredly to each other and to the people around, and glancing about them as if they were glad to be in England again. " Charley, Charley !" said I, *' come away !" And I hurried on so swiilly that my little maid was surprised.
It was not until we were shut up in our cabin-room, and I had had time to take breath, that I began to think why I had made such haste. In one of the sun-burnt faces I had recognized Mr.
Allan Woodcourt, and ...I had been afraid of his recognizing me. I had been unwilling that he should see my altered looks.
I had been taken by surprise, and my courage had quite failed me.
But I knew this would not do, and I now said to myself, " My dear, there is no reason — ^there is and there can be no reason at all — ^why it should be worse for you now, than it ever has been.
What you were last month, you are to-day ; you are no worse, you are no better. This is not your resolution ; call it up, Es- ther, call it up !" I was in a great tremble — with running — antl at first was quite unable to calm myself; but I got better, and I was very glad to know it.
What to read after Bleak House 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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