How It Looks
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It was a question which would make advances toward a reconciliation. That was their mutual thought on that fateful Winter evening. They walked together in silence, each waiting for the other to speak. It occurred to him at length that his attitude was unmanly, and that the stronger should be the more generous. To think was to act. -He broke the ice first. '" 6S HE STILL HUNG OUT THERE.
^^HEY were ver}' happy for awhile in the flat they had rented, but disagreements came and she threatened to le...ave him. He would not believe it possible and de- clared that if she went home to her mother he would abandon the place. She did go home to her mother for a season, and when she returned hardly expected to find her husband at the flat. He had not gone, however — he still " hung out there. " 64 IT TOLD THE TALE.
TT was unfortunate for Jobson that he lacked fortitude. When things went well with him no man was more buoyant, but any misfortune, however slight, was too much for him to bear. What happened when the big wheat deal went against him and he lost all his fortune was, therefore, to be expected.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a question which would make advances toward a reconciliation. That was their mutual thought on that fateful Winter evening. They walked together in silence, each waiting for the other to speak. It occurred to him at length that his attitude was unmanly, and that the stronger should be the more generous. To think was to act. -He broke the ice first. '" 6S HE STILL HUNG OUT THERE.
^^HEY were ver}' happy for awhile in the flat they had rented, but disagreements came and she threatened to le...ave him. He would not believe it possible and de- clared that if she went home to her mother he would abandon the place. She did go home to her mother for a season, and when she returned hardly expected to find her husband at the flat. He had not gone, however — he still " hung out there. " 64 IT TOLD THE TALE.
TT was unfortunate for Jobson that he lacked fortitude. When things went well with him no man was more buoyant, but any misfortune, however slight, was too much for him to bear. What happened when the big wheat deal went against him and he lost all his fortune was, therefore, to be expected.
What to read after How It Looks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Waterloo Stanley to read onlineMoreLess
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