Gold And Dross
Gold And Dross
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The chances were ten to one that they would not think this offending head-gear at all out of keeping with the "working carpenter. " He had nothing to do with them, beyond perhaps a civil " good-evening, " given with a profound feeling of encouragement to a young working-man who endeav- ored to improve his mind. Naturally, he would become less " interesting" when he had a wife of any sort, in Popps' bonnet or otherwise. If Tom prefer- red such reflected light to genuine sunshine — well, there wa...s painful truth in poor Popps' retort, " 'Twasn't her that asked him to go with her ! " All this Hester felt, but not one word of it did she utter. She would not bring forth weapons which, in the face of this actual conflict, she somehow felt might not be the very best. She could see that it was not herself, but Tom, that Popps wanted to justify, and that her keenest trouble was, that she couldn't quite make herself wholly wrong, and him utterly right.
Hester could find nothing to say but this : " Give 150 GOLD AND DROSS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The chances were ten to one that they would not think this offending head-gear at all out of keeping with the "working carpenter. " He had nothing to do with them, beyond perhaps a civil " good-evening, " given with a profound feeling of encouragement to a young working-man who endeav- ored to improve his mind. Naturally, he would become less " interesting" when he had a wife of any sort, in Popps' bonnet or otherwise. If Tom prefer- red such reflected light to genuine sunshine — well, there wa...s painful truth in poor Popps' retort, " 'Twasn't her that asked him to go with her ! " All this Hester felt, but not one word of it did she utter. She would not bring forth weapons which, in the face of this actual conflict, she somehow felt might not be the very best. She could see that it was not herself, but Tom, that Popps wanted to justify, and that her keenest trouble was, that she couldn't quite make herself wholly wrong, and him utterly right.
Hester could find nothing to say but this : " Give 150 GOLD AND DROSS.
What to read after Gold And Dross?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isabella Fyvie Mayo to read onlineMoreLess
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