Clayhanger
Clayhanger
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"If they think, " he muttered, with cold acrimony--"if they think I'm thesort of person to take the slightest advantage of being the son--well, they must think it--that's all! Besides, they can always talk to himthemselves--if they're so desperately anxious. " "You have charge of everything. " "Have I! . .. And I should like to know what it's got to do withauntie!" Maggie lifted her head. "Oh, auntie and Clara, you know--you can'tseparate them. .. Well, I've told you. " She moved to leave.
"I s...ay, " he stopped her, with a confidential appeal. "Don't you agreewith me?" "Yes, " she replied simply. "I think it ought to be left for a bit. Perhaps he's made it, after all. Let's hope so. I'm sure it will savea lot of trouble if he has. " "Naturally it ought to be left for a bit! Why--just look at him! . .. He might be on his blooming dying bed, to hear the way some people talk!Let 'em mention it to me, and I'll tell 'em a thing or two!" Maggie raised her eyebrows. She scarcely recognised Edwin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"If they think, " he muttered, with cold acrimony--"if they think I'm thesort of person to take the slightest advantage of being the son--well, they must think it--that's all! Besides, they can always talk to himthemselves--if they're so desperately anxious. " "You have charge of everything. " "Have I! . .. And I should like to know what it's got to do withauntie!" Maggie lifted her head. "Oh, auntie and Clara, you know--you can'tseparate them. .. Well, I've told you. " She moved to leave.
"I s...ay, " he stopped her, with a confidential appeal. "Don't you agreewith me?" "Yes, " she replied simply. "I think it ought to be left for a bit. Perhaps he's made it, after all. Let's hope so. I'm sure it will savea lot of trouble if he has. " "Naturally it ought to be left for a bit! Why--just look at him! . .. He might be on his blooming dying bed, to hear the way some people talk!Let 'em mention it to me, and I'll tell 'em a thing or two!" Maggie raised her eyebrows. She scarcely recognised Edwin.
What to read after Clayhanger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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