Cousin Henry
Cousin Henry
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"Just so, Mr Jones. Of course you can live anywhere you like, --inyour own house. " There was an emphasis on the last words which was no doubt intendedto be impertinent. Every one around was impertinent to him.
"But so can they, sir, --not in their own house. They can look forsituations, and I thought it my duty just to tell you, because youwouldn't like to find yourself all alone here, by yourself like. " "Why is it that everybody turns against me?" he asked suddenly, almost bursting into tear...s.
At this her woman's heart was a little softened, though she diddespise him thoroughly. "I don't know about turning, Mr Jones, butthey have been used to such different ways. " "Don't they get enough to eat?" "Yes, sir; there's enough to eat, no doubt. I don't know as you haveinterfered about that; not but what as master you might. It isn't thevictuals. " "What is it, Mrs Griffith? Why do they want to go away?" "Well, it is chiefly because of your sitting here alone, --nevermoving, never having your hat on your head, sir.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Just so, Mr Jones. Of course you can live anywhere you like, --inyour own house. " There was an emphasis on the last words which was no doubt intendedto be impertinent. Every one around was impertinent to him.
"But so can they, sir, --not in their own house. They can look forsituations, and I thought it my duty just to tell you, because youwouldn't like to find yourself all alone here, by yourself like. " "Why is it that everybody turns against me?" he asked suddenly, almost bursting into tear...s.
At this her woman's heart was a little softened, though she diddespise him thoroughly. "I don't know about turning, Mr Jones, butthey have been used to such different ways. " "Don't they get enough to eat?" "Yes, sir; there's enough to eat, no doubt. I don't know as you haveinterfered about that; not but what as master you might. It isn't thevictuals. " "What is it, Mrs Griffith? Why do they want to go away?" "Well, it is chiefly because of your sitting here alone, --nevermoving, never having your hat on your head, sir.
What to read after Cousin Henry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trollope Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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