David Penstephen
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" Betsy paused. Mr. Penstephen had not moved — had not withdrawn his eyes from hers, but, for the term of the last few lowered sentences, it was her eyelids they had rested on, for she herself was looking down at her apron, a bit of the hem of which, as she spoke, she was folding and unfolding with unconscious fingers.
"She's one of the gentle ones, " she went on after a mo- ment; "but one of the strong ones, too — one of the endur- ing ones, that is, the ones that bear things and say nothing a...bout them, so that if you did n't, perhaps, know for your- self what they were suffering, you would n't for them. They'd go on till they dropped, sir. " Betsy raised her eyes. "I'm making bold I know — bolder than I ever thought I 'ad it in me. You ought to have seen, sir. It's been there for you to see, and in a manner of speaking you've not so much as looked. Times and again. Time after time. Well — my mistress has dropped, sir. " There was a long silence after that.
"You don't spare me, " said Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Betsy paused. Mr. Penstephen had not moved — had not withdrawn his eyes from hers, but, for the term of the last few lowered sentences, it was her eyelids they had rested on, for she herself was looking down at her apron, a bit of the hem of which, as she spoke, she was folding and unfolding with unconscious fingers.
"She's one of the gentle ones, " she went on after a mo- ment; "but one of the strong ones, too — one of the endur- ing ones, that is, the ones that bear things and say nothing a...bout them, so that if you did n't, perhaps, know for your- self what they were suffering, you would n't for them. They'd go on till they dropped, sir. " Betsy raised her eyes. "I'm making bold I know — bolder than I ever thought I 'ad it in me. You ought to have seen, sir. It's been there for you to see, and in a manner of speaking you've not so much as looked. Times and again. Time after time. Well — my mistress has dropped, sir. " There was a long silence after that.
"You don't spare me, " said Mr.
What to read after David Penstephen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Pryce to read onlineMoreLess
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