Clemence
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I am beginning to think it pays to getlearning. " The girl regarded him with a mingled expression of surprise andamusement struggling in her face, as she replied: "Perhaps my life does seem an easy one to others. At least, I do notcomplain. " "No, " said the farmer, "but you've foolishly added to your burdens, taking that young one of Lynn's. Whatever induced you to do it?" "Nothing, " she replied, quietly, "but the thought that it was my duty. There was none other to assume the responsibility,... so it rested uponme. " "That's sheer nonsense, " he said contemptuously. "What do you supposewould become of you now, if you should fall sick, or the child either?In that case, it would not be much of a kindness you have done her, filling her head with grand ideas, as I hear, about being a lady, andall that. She'd go to the poor house all the same, and you would havenothing to help yourself with, unless, " he added, curiously, "you areindependent of your position. " "Nothing of the kind, " said Clemence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am beginning to think it pays to getlearning. " The girl regarded him with a mingled expression of surprise andamusement struggling in her face, as she replied: "Perhaps my life does seem an easy one to others. At least, I do notcomplain. " "No, " said the farmer, "but you've foolishly added to your burdens, taking that young one of Lynn's. Whatever induced you to do it?" "Nothing, " she replied, quietly, "but the thought that it was my duty. There was none other to assume the responsibility,... so it rested uponme. " "That's sheer nonsense, " he said contemptuously. "What do you supposewould become of you now, if you should fall sick, or the child either?In that case, it would not be much of a kindness you have done her, filling her head with grand ideas, as I hear, about being a lady, andall that. She'd go to the poor house all the same, and you would havenothing to help yourself with, unless, " he added, curiously, "you areindependent of your position. " "Nothing of the kind, " said Clemence.
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