Complete Works 1
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Pendennis could not, of course, recognize — " '*0h, of course not, sir. Speak out, sir; say what you mean at once, that the .young gentleman of the Temple had made a victim of the girl of Shepherd's Inn, eh? And so she was to be turned out of doors — or brajed alive in the double gilt pestle and mortar, by Jove ! No, Mr. Warrington, there was no such thing : there was no victimizing, or if there was, Mr. Arthur was the victim, not the girl. He is an honest fel- low, he is, though he is conceite...d, and a puppy sometimes.
He can feel like a man, and lun away from temptation like a man. I own it, though I suffer by it, I own it. He has a heart, he has : but the girl hasn't, sir. That girl will do any- thing to win a man, and fling him away with^t a pang, sir.
If she's flung away herself, sir, she'll feel it and crj'. She had a fever when Mrs. Pendennis turned her out of doors ; and she made love to the Doctor, Doctor Goodenough, who came to cure her. Now she has taken on with another chap — another sawbones, ha, ha !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pendennis could not, of course, recognize — " '*0h, of course not, sir. Speak out, sir; say what you mean at once, that the .young gentleman of the Temple had made a victim of the girl of Shepherd's Inn, eh? And so she was to be turned out of doors — or brajed alive in the double gilt pestle and mortar, by Jove ! No, Mr. Warrington, there was no such thing : there was no victimizing, or if there was, Mr. Arthur was the victim, not the girl. He is an honest fel- low, he is, though he is conceite...d, and a puppy sometimes.
He can feel like a man, and lun away from temptation like a man. I own it, though I suffer by it, I own it. He has a heart, he has : but the girl hasn't, sir. That girl will do any- thing to win a man, and fling him away with^t a pang, sir.
If she's flung away herself, sir, she'll feel it and crj'. She had a fever when Mrs. Pendennis turned her out of doors ; and she made love to the Doctor, Doctor Goodenough, who came to cure her. Now she has taken on with another chap — another sawbones, ha, ha !
What to read after Complete Works 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thackeray, William Makepeace, 1811-1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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