Fenwicks Career
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If she wouldn't, was he to blame if the cottage was lonesome ?
But as though she divined this secret debate she pres- ently said: "I went to Keswick last week. " He looked up startled. "Well?" "Father's ill he's got a bad chest, and the doctor says he may be going into a consumption. " "Doctors '11 say anything!" cried Fenwick, wrathfully. " If ever there was a strong man, it's your father. Don't you believe any croaking of that sort, Phcebe. " She shook her head.
"He looks so changed, " she sa...id; and began drawing with her finger on the table-cloth. He saw that her lips were trembling. A strong impulse worked in him, bid- ding him go to her again, kiss away her tears, and say " Hang everything! Come with me to London, and let's sink or swim together. " Instead of which some perverse cross-current hurried him into the words: " He'd be all right if you'd go and nurse him, Phcebe. " "No, not at all. They didn't want me and Mrs. Gibson, poor creature, was real glad when I said I was going.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If she wouldn't, was he to blame if the cottage was lonesome ?
But as though she divined this secret debate she pres- ently said: "I went to Keswick last week. " He looked up startled. "Well?" "Father's ill he's got a bad chest, and the doctor says he may be going into a consumption. " "Doctors '11 say anything!" cried Fenwick, wrathfully. " If ever there was a strong man, it's your father. Don't you believe any croaking of that sort, Phcebe. " She shook her head.
"He looks so changed, " she sa...id; and began drawing with her finger on the table-cloth. He saw that her lips were trembling. A strong impulse worked in him, bid- ding him go to her again, kiss away her tears, and say " Hang everything! Come with me to London, and let's sink or swim together. " Instead of which some perverse cross-current hurried him into the words: " He'd be all right if you'd go and nurse him, Phcebe. " "No, not at all. They didn't want me and Mrs. Gibson, poor creature, was real glad when I said I was going.
What to read after Fenwicks Career?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Humphry Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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