Denzil Quarrier
Denzil Quarrier
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" "Profound! I have as good as forgotten my classics. You read theoriginals?" "After a fashion. I don't know much about the enclitic _de_, and Icouldn't pass an exam. In the hypothetical sentences; but I pick up thesense as I read on. " Her tone seemed to imply that, after all, she was not ill-versed ingrammatical niceties. She curtailed the word "examination" in anoff-hand way which smacked of an undergraduate, and her attitude on thechair suggested that she had half a mind to cross her legs a...nd throwher hands behind her head.
"Then, " said Quarrier, "you have a good deal more right to speak ofwoman's claims to independence than most female orators. " She looked at him with a good-humoured curl of the lip.
"Excuse me if I mention it--your tone reminds me of that with which youbegan last evening. It was rather patronizing. " "Heaven forbid! I am very sorry to have been guilty of suchill-manners. " "In a measure you atoned for it afterwards. When I got up to offer youmy thanks, I was thinking of the best part of your lecture--that whereyou spoke of girls being entrapped into monstrous marriages.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Profound! I have as good as forgotten my classics. You read theoriginals?" "After a fashion. I don't know much about the enclitic _de_, and Icouldn't pass an exam. In the hypothetical sentences; but I pick up thesense as I read on. " Her tone seemed to imply that, after all, she was not ill-versed ingrammatical niceties. She curtailed the word "examination" in anoff-hand way which smacked of an undergraduate, and her attitude on thechair suggested that she had half a mind to cross her legs a...nd throwher hands behind her head.
"Then, " said Quarrier, "you have a good deal more right to speak ofwoman's claims to independence than most female orators. " She looked at him with a good-humoured curl of the lip.
"Excuse me if I mention it--your tone reminds me of that with which youbegan last evening. It was rather patronizing. " "Heaven forbid! I am very sorry to have been guilty of suchill-manners. " "In a measure you atoned for it afterwards. When I got up to offer youmy thanks, I was thinking of the best part of your lecture--that whereyou spoke of girls being entrapped into monstrous marriages.
What to read after Denzil Quarrier?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Gissing to read onlineMoreLess
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