John Or is a Cousin in the Hand Worth Two Counts in the Bush
John Or is a Cousin in the Hand Worth Two Counts in the Bush
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" " What ou earth do you mean ? " " People to whom one is not bound to show even the ordinary courtesy which every woman has a right to expect. " " My dear Henrietta, you really astonish me ! Pray tell me what offence I have committed, if you really ineau that it is I who am the cause of your tears. " " And you actually ask ? " replied Henrietta, in a scornful tone. "Yes ; and I am waiting patiently for your answer if you please to give me one. " " But I do not please to answer. You may treat m...e as uncivilly as you like ; but you can- not compel me to speak, when I am determined to be silent. " She took off her pretty bonnet, threw it carelessly on the back seat, tied a silk handker- chief over her head, and settled herself in the corner of the carriage. If Henrietta had meant to produce a great effect by this little scene, she must have been sorely disappointed to see John sink back again into his former abstraction. Scarcely a quar- ter of an hour had passed before he appeared to have completely forgotten that anything had happned, or even that he was not alone, for he sighed deeply several times ; and there is no saying hew long this might have contin- ued, if Henrietta could have remained passive, but hers was by no means a passive disposi- tion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " What ou earth do you mean ? " " People to whom one is not bound to show even the ordinary courtesy which every woman has a right to expect. " " My dear Henrietta, you really astonish me ! Pray tell me what offence I have committed, if you really ineau that it is I who am the cause of your tears. " " And you actually ask ? " replied Henrietta, in a scornful tone. "Yes ; and I am waiting patiently for your answer if you please to give me one. " " But I do not please to answer. You may treat m...e as uncivilly as you like ; but you can- not compel me to speak, when I am determined to be silent. " She took off her pretty bonnet, threw it carelessly on the back seat, tied a silk handker- chief over her head, and settled herself in the corner of the carriage. If Henrietta had meant to produce a great effect by this little scene, she must have been sorely disappointed to see John sink back again into his former abstraction. Scarcely a quar- ter of an hour had passed before he appeared to have completely forgotten that anything had happned, or even that he was not alone, for he sighed deeply several times ; and there is no saying hew long this might have contin- ued, if Henrietta could have remained passive, but hers was by no means a passive disposi- tion.
What to read after John Or is a Cousin in the Hand Worth Two Counts in the Bush?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emilia Smith Flygare Carln to read onlineMoreLess
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