Daisy Miller
Daisy Miller
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"What do you mean?You are not in business. " The young man admitted that he was notin business; but he had engagements which, even within a day or two, would force him to go back to Geneva. "Oh, bother!" she said;"I don't believe it!" and she began to talk about something else. But a few moments later, when he was pointing out to her the prettydesign of an antique fireplace, she broke out irrelevantly, "You don't mean to say you are going back to Geneva?" "It is a melancholy fact that I shall h...ave to return to Geneva tomorrow. " "Well, Mr. Winterbourne, " said Daisy, "I think you're horrid!" "Oh, don't say such dreadful things!" said Winterbourne--"justat the last!" "The last!" cried the young girl; "I call it the first. I have halfa mind to leave you here and go straight back to the hotel alone. "And for the next ten minutes she did nothing but call him horrid. Poor Winterbourne was fairly bewildered; no young lady had as yet donehim the honor to be so agitated by the announcement of his movements.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What do you mean?You are not in business. " The young man admitted that he was notin business; but he had engagements which, even within a day or two, would force him to go back to Geneva. "Oh, bother!" she said;"I don't believe it!" and she began to talk about something else. But a few moments later, when he was pointing out to her the prettydesign of an antique fireplace, she broke out irrelevantly, "You don't mean to say you are going back to Geneva?" "It is a melancholy fact that I shall h...ave to return to Geneva tomorrow. " "Well, Mr. Winterbourne, " said Daisy, "I think you're horrid!" "Oh, don't say such dreadful things!" said Winterbourne--"justat the last!" "The last!" cried the young girl; "I call it the first. I have halfa mind to leave you here and go straight back to the hotel alone. "And for the next ten minutes she did nothing but call him horrid. Poor Winterbourne was fairly bewildered; no young lady had as yet donehim the honor to be so agitated by the announcement of his movements.
What to read after Daisy Miller?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry James Junr to read onlineMoreLess
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