Looking for Grace
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" I'm sorry I can't tell you, " said Bernard with a determination equal to her own. " I think we had better not talk about it any more. " Mrs. Massingham was really angry. Such op- position was indeed hard to bear from her own son.
" But indeed we will talk about it, " she said inflexibly. " If you will not give it to me of your own free will, I shall take what means I think fit to make you do so. You have no legal right, nor any other right, to a letter which belongs to me. I will not be thwar...ted in this way. The letter is mine and I intend to have it. " Bernard smiled, a chilly, mirthless smile which his mother knew very well.
" All right then, " he said briefly. " We need not argue about it. Get it, if you can. " " I can and I will, " said Mrs. Massingham, with a look of ruthless determination on her face. " Kindly ring the bell. " " Look here, mother, " said Bernard peaceably, as he crossed the room, " don't go and get yourself upset about nothing. There is no earthly need for us to quarrel about the blessed thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I'm sorry I can't tell you, " said Bernard with a determination equal to her own. " I think we had better not talk about it any more. " Mrs. Massingham was really angry. Such op- position was indeed hard to bear from her own son.
" But indeed we will talk about it, " she said inflexibly. " If you will not give it to me of your own free will, I shall take what means I think fit to make you do so. You have no legal right, nor any other right, to a letter which belongs to me. I will not be thwar...ted in this way. The letter is mine and I intend to have it. " Bernard smiled, a chilly, mirthless smile which his mother knew very well.
" All right then, " he said briefly. " We need not argue about it. Get it, if you can. " " I can and I will, " said Mrs. Massingham, with a look of ruthless determination on her face. " Kindly ring the bell. " " Look here, mother, " said Bernard peaceably, as he crossed the room, " don't go and get yourself upset about nothing. There is no earthly need for us to quarrel about the blessed thing.
What to read after Looking for Grace?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Horace Tremlett to read onlineMoreLess
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