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Alice. — Well, he said that this place was a lit- tle paradise, and that I was its queen.
THE MAJOR. 29 Dick. — Ha, ha! And he is the little serpent.
Alice. — No, he didn't say that. And, Dick, yon mustn't laugh like that. It's rude.
Dick. — I take the laugh back. Go on, what else did he say'.'' I want to hear something nice.
Alice. — He said my eyes are as bright as stars.
I am sure that is nice.
Dick. — I have told you that dozens of times.
Did you think it nice when I said it?
Alice. — Very ...nice. But you never told me they were mirrors of intelligence and love. He did.
Dick.— Well, even if I didn't, that's— Alice. — And that my hand was a thing of beauty, and my foot a dream.
Dick. — Confound his impertinence! What right has he to know you have a foot?
Alice. — Of course he knows I have a foot. He could see me walking, couldn't he? And then when he helped me over the stile — Dick. — What! Do you mean to tell me he had the audacity to lift you down from that stile?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alice. — Well, he said that this place was a lit- tle paradise, and that I was its queen.
THE MAJOR. 29 Dick. — Ha, ha! And he is the little serpent.
Alice. — No, he didn't say that. And, Dick, yon mustn't laugh like that. It's rude.
Dick. — I take the laugh back. Go on, what else did he say'.'' I want to hear something nice.
Alice. — He said my eyes are as bright as stars.
I am sure that is nice.
Dick. — I have told you that dozens of times.
Did you think it nice when I said it?
Alice. — Very ...nice. But you never told me they were mirrors of intelligence and love. He did.
Dick.— Well, even if I didn't, that's— Alice. — And that my hand was a thing of beauty, and my foot a dream.
Dick. — Confound his impertinence! What right has he to know you have a foot?
Alice. — Of course he knows I have a foot. He could see me walking, couldn't he? And then when he helped me over the stile — Dick. — What! Do you mean to tell me he had the audacity to lift you down from that stile?
What to read after Colonel Chabert, And the Major ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holdship, Geo Irwin. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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