For Better Or Worse
For Better Or Worse
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Davis, fiercely.
"What for?" demanded the girl.
"You tell 'er, " said Mr. Davis, inserting his foot just in time, "youtell 'er that there's two gentlemen here what have brought 'er news ofher husband, and look sharp about it. " "They was cast away with 'im, " said Mr. Wotton.
"On a desert island, " said Mr. Davis. He pushed his way in, followed byhis friend, and a head that had been leaning over the banisters wassuddenly withdrawn. For a moment he stood irresolute in the tinypassage, and then, ...with a husband's boldness, he entered the front roomand threw himself into an easy-chair. Mr. Wotton, after a scared glancearound the well-furnished room, seated himself on the extreme edge of themost uncomfortable chair he could find and coughed nervously.
[Illustration: "You tell 'er that there's two gentlemen here what havebrought 'er news of her husband"] "Better not be too sudden with her, " he whispered. "You don't want herto faint, or anything of that sort. Don't let 'er know who you are atfirst; let her find it out for herself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Davis, fiercely.
"What for?" demanded the girl.
"You tell 'er, " said Mr. Davis, inserting his foot just in time, "youtell 'er that there's two gentlemen here what have brought 'er news ofher husband, and look sharp about it. " "They was cast away with 'im, " said Mr. Wotton.
"On a desert island, " said Mr. Davis. He pushed his way in, followed byhis friend, and a head that had been leaning over the banisters wassuddenly withdrawn. For a moment he stood irresolute in the tinypassage, and then, ...with a husband's boldness, he entered the front roomand threw himself into an easy-chair. Mr. Wotton, after a scared glancearound the well-furnished room, seated himself on the extreme edge of themost uncomfortable chair he could find and coughed nervously.
[Illustration: "You tell 'er that there's two gentlemen here what havebrought 'er news of her husband"] "Better not be too sudden with her, " he whispered. "You don't want herto faint, or anything of that sort. Don't let 'er know who you are atfirst; let her find it out for herself.
What to read after For Better Or Worse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobs William Wymark to read onlineMoreLess
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