In Luck At Last
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It is the day when they will come to sell me up. Oh, Iris!what did that matter when you were safe? Now we are all pauperstogether--all paupers. " He fell back in his chair white and trembling. Iris soothed him;kissed his cheek and pressed his hand; but the terror and despair ofbankruptcy were upon him. This is an awful specter, which is everready to appear before the man who has embarked his all in oneventure. A disastrous season, two or three unlucky ventures, asuccession of bad debts, and the... grisly specter stands before them. He had no terror for the old man so long as he thought that Iris wassafe. But now-- "Idle talk, Iris--idle talk, child, " he said, when they tried tocomfort him. "How can a girl make money by teaching? Idle talk, youngman. How can money be made by painting? It's as bad a trade aswriting. How can money be made anyhow but in an honest shop? Andto-morrow I shall have no shop, and we shall all go into the streettogether!" Presently, when lamentations had yielded to despair, they persuadedhim to go to bed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is the day when they will come to sell me up. Oh, Iris!what did that matter when you were safe? Now we are all pauperstogether--all paupers. " He fell back in his chair white and trembling. Iris soothed him;kissed his cheek and pressed his hand; but the terror and despair ofbankruptcy were upon him. This is an awful specter, which is everready to appear before the man who has embarked his all in oneventure. A disastrous season, two or three unlucky ventures, asuccession of bad debts, and the... grisly specter stands before them. He had no terror for the old man so long as he thought that Iris wassafe. But now-- "Idle talk, Iris--idle talk, child, " he said, when they tried tocomfort him. "How can a girl make money by teaching? Idle talk, youngman. How can money be made by painting? It's as bad a trade aswriting. How can money be made anyhow but in an honest shop? Andto-morrow I shall have no shop, and we shall all go into the streettogether!" Presently, when lamentations had yielded to despair, they persuadedhim to go to bed.
What to read after In Luck At Last?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Besant Walter Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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