In the Cage
In the Cage
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" "I see, I see--" he knew already so much about her work. "It must be anawful grind--for a lady. " "It is, but I don't think I groan over it any more than my companions--andyou've seen _they're_ not ladies!" She mildly jested, but with anintention. "One gets used to things, and there are employments I shouldhave hated much more. " She had the finest conception of the beauty ofnot at least boring him. To whine, to count up her wrongs, was what abarmaid or a shop-girl would do, and it was quite ...enough to sit therelike one of these.
"If you had had another employment, " he remarked after a moment, "wemight never have become acquainted. " "It's highly probable--and certainly not in the same way. " Then, stillwith her heap of gold in her lap and something of the pride of it in hermanner of holding her head, she continued not to move--she only smiled athim. The evening had thickened now; the scattered lamps were red; thePark, all before them, was full of obscure and ambiguous life; there wereother couples on other benches whom it was impossible not to see, yet atwhom it was impossible to look.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "I see, I see--" he knew already so much about her work. "It must be anawful grind--for a lady. " "It is, but I don't think I groan over it any more than my companions--andyou've seen _they're_ not ladies!" She mildly jested, but with anintention. "One gets used to things, and there are employments I shouldhave hated much more. " She had the finest conception of the beauty ofnot at least boring him. To whine, to count up her wrongs, was what abarmaid or a shop-girl would do, and it was quite ...enough to sit therelike one of these.
"If you had had another employment, " he remarked after a moment, "wemight never have become acquainted. " "It's highly probable--and certainly not in the same way. " Then, stillwith her heap of gold in her lap and something of the pride of it in hermanner of holding her head, she continued not to move--she only smiled athim. The evening had thickened now; the scattered lamps were red; thePark, all before them, was full of obscure and ambiguous life; there wereother couples on other benches whom it was impossible not to see, yet atwhom it was impossible to look.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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