Love, the Fiddler
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"Not if you mean to pay itback. But you know you can't. You know you won't!" "You think it's the thin edge of the wedge?" I said. "Thebeginning of the end and all that kind of thing?" "You will go on, " she cried. "You will become a dependent in thishouse, a hanger-on, a sponger. I will hate you. You will hateyourself. It went through me like a knife when I found it out. " I smoked my cigar in silence. I suppose she was quite right--horribly right, though I didn't like her any better for being ...soplain-spoken about it. I felt myself turning red under her gaze.
"What do you want me to do?" I said at length.
"Pay it back, " she said.
"I wish to God I could, " I said. "But you know how I live, Teresa, hanging on by the skin of my teeth--hardly able to keep my headabove water, let alone having a dollar to spare. " "Then you can't pay, " she said.
"I don't think I can, " I returned.
"Then you ought to leave this house, " she said.
"You have certainly made it impossible for me to stay, Teresa, " Isaid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Not if you mean to pay itback. But you know you can't. You know you won't!" "You think it's the thin edge of the wedge?" I said. "Thebeginning of the end and all that kind of thing?" "You will go on, " she cried. "You will become a dependent in thishouse, a hanger-on, a sponger. I will hate you. You will hateyourself. It went through me like a knife when I found it out. " I smoked my cigar in silence. I suppose she was quite right--horribly right, though I didn't like her any better for being ...soplain-spoken about it. I felt myself turning red under her gaze.
"What do you want me to do?" I said at length.
"Pay it back, " she said.
"I wish to God I could, " I said. "But you know how I live, Teresa, hanging on by the skin of my teeth--hardly able to keep my headabove water, let alone having a dollar to spare. " "Then you can't pay, " she said.
"I don't think I can, " I returned.
"Then you ought to leave this house, " she said.
"You have certainly made it impossible for me to stay, Teresa, " Isaid.
What to read after Love, the Fiddler?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Osbourne Lloyd to read onlineMoreLess
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