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PRICE. Wasn't there? And first Sunday in the month, too? JOHN HENRY. I didn't feel like it. GWILYM. It's rather close this evening [goes toward fireplace] 'nhad. PRICE. There's plenty of room in Horeb now. You needn't be afraid of that GWEN. Would you like to have your supper now, John? PRICE [without noticing her]. I suppose you think it's a very clever thing to have everybody talking about you like this? JOHN HENRY. About me? PRICE. Yes; the deacons and the members. D'you think they don't tal...k? Haven't I been working all this time to keep Jones of Dowlais out of Horeb? And here you are my own son ten times worse than him. D'you think I don't know what they're saying behind my back? JOHN HENRY. I'm sorry, 'nhad; but I can't [67] CHANGE help it. [With an air of being tired of the whole matter, he gets up and crosses toward the window, where he stands looking out. ] GWEN [advancing toward table]. Nawr, John, nawr! You mustn't go on like that. He wouldn't have given it up if he didn't think it was right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PRICE. Wasn't there? And first Sunday in the month, too? JOHN HENRY. I didn't feel like it. GWILYM. It's rather close this evening [goes toward fireplace] 'nhad. PRICE. There's plenty of room in Horeb now. You needn't be afraid of that GWEN. Would you like to have your supper now, John? PRICE [without noticing her]. I suppose you think it's a very clever thing to have everybody talking about you like this? JOHN HENRY. About me? PRICE. Yes; the deacons and the members. D'you think they don't tal...k? Haven't I been working all this time to keep Jones of Dowlais out of Horeb? And here you are my own son ten times worse than him. D'you think I don't know what they're saying behind my back? JOHN HENRY. I'm sorry, 'nhad; but I can't [67] CHANGE help it. [With an air of being tired of the whole matter, he gets up and crosses toward the window, where he stands looking out. ] GWEN [advancing toward table]. Nawr, John, nawr! You mustn't go on like that. He wouldn't have given it up if he didn't think it was right.
What to read after Change?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Oswald Francis to read onlineMoreLess
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