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Myrtle put her handkerchief to her eyes. Her polite voice ruffled. She looked sincerely distressed. Her bonnet-strings glittered with two sincere tears.
" You depress me so, Mrs. Purcell ! " she ex claimed, in a broken, honest fashion, as Margaret, silent, sat and wondered what she was expected to say. " I cannot understand why it is. Aspi rations I have my aspirations, Mrs. Purcell, though it is seldom that I touch upon them in this confidential manner aspirations after ac tivity and sacrifice..., and all that is Christian and beautiful, which I find impossible to realize, you make no more fuss over than you would over a tea-party. You impress me as a kind of military spirit, Mrs. Purcell ; really quite a ro mantic kind of military character. There is such a nonchalance esprit daring way to you. Now I was n t made to dare. It never would work with Mr. Myrtle and the children. It never would work in society. And there are claims I do not know how it happens, but I find you the most depressing person I know!" Hedged In.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Myrtle put her handkerchief to her eyes. Her polite voice ruffled. She looked sincerely distressed. Her bonnet-strings glittered with two sincere tears.
" You depress me so, Mrs. Purcell ! " she ex claimed, in a broken, honest fashion, as Margaret, silent, sat and wondered what she was expected to say. " I cannot understand why it is. Aspi rations I have my aspirations, Mrs. Purcell, though it is seldom that I touch upon them in this confidential manner aspirations after ac tivity and sacrifice..., and all that is Christian and beautiful, which I find impossible to realize, you make no more fuss over than you would over a tea-party. You impress me as a kind of military spirit, Mrs. Purcell ; really quite a ro mantic kind of military character. There is such a nonchalance esprit daring way to you. Now I was n t made to dare. It never would work with Mr. Myrtle and the children. It never would work in society. And there are claims I do not know how it happens, but I find you the most depressing person I know!" Hedged In.
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