Lost Property the Story of Maggie Cannon
Lost Property the Story of Maggie Cannon
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" Why, how can it do anything else '! It must either ache or burst with all the information you have to pack into it. It means attending classes, it means working at home, it means writing till your second right-hand finger is simply smothered with ink ; it means — well, " she said finally, "I wouldn't go through it again for a million pounds. " " I believe I could do it if I tried. " " It all depends, " said Miss Cheyney, tapping her forehead darkly, " on what you've got here. " " Mustn't it c...url natural ? " asked Maggie, with pertness.
" Go back to your desk, miss, at once, and learn to be civil, " ordered the other heatedly. "I don't want nonsense from yow. A mere child, " cried Miss Cheyney, " to dare to talk about succeeding where I failed. Why, you could no more do it than you could fly. " Miss Cheyney laughed ironically. " Civil Service indeed ! " This decided it. The proprietress gave reasons for and against dreamily, with one hand marking the place in Schopenhauer ; Aunt Watson begged Maggie not to be too ambitious ; but Miss Cheyney's taunt made the effort necessar}-.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Why, how can it do anything else '! It must either ache or burst with all the information you have to pack into it. It means attending classes, it means working at home, it means writing till your second right-hand finger is simply smothered with ink ; it means — well, " she said finally, "I wouldn't go through it again for a million pounds. " " I believe I could do it if I tried. " " It all depends, " said Miss Cheyney, tapping her forehead darkly, " on what you've got here. " " Mustn't it c...url natural ? " asked Maggie, with pertness.
" Go back to your desk, miss, at once, and learn to be civil, " ordered the other heatedly. "I don't want nonsense from yow. A mere child, " cried Miss Cheyney, " to dare to talk about succeeding where I failed. Why, you could no more do it than you could fly. " Miss Cheyney laughed ironically. " Civil Service indeed ! " This decided it. The proprietress gave reasons for and against dreamily, with one hand marking the place in Schopenhauer ; Aunt Watson begged Maggie not to be too ambitious ; but Miss Cheyney's taunt made the effort necessar}-.
What to read after Lost Property the Story of Maggie Cannon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Pett William Pett Ridge to read onlineMoreLess
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