Lovel the Widower
Lovel the Widower
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Port is from Oporto in Portugal Mary {still crying). Yes, John; you know ever3rthing a'most, John.
John. And you, poor child, but little ! It*s not heart you want, you little trump, it's education, Mary: it's informatkm: it's head, head, head I You can't learn. You never can learn.
Your ideers ain't no good. You never can hinterchange 'em with mine. Conversatfon between us is impossible. It's not your fault. Some people are bom clever; some are bom tall — I ain't tall.
Mary. Ho I you're big eno...ugh for me, John.
[Q^s to take his hand, John, Let go my 'and— my a-hand, Mary I I say, some people are bom with brains, and some with big figures. Look at that great ass, Bulkeley, Lady K.'s man— the besotted stupid beast ! He's as big as a life-guardsman, but he ain't no more education nor ideers than the ox he feeds on.
Mary. Law, John, whathever do you mean?
THE WOLVES AND THE LAMB. 1 39 • John, H'm ! you know not, little one ! you never can know.
Have^^>2^ ever felt the pangs of imprisoned genius?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Port is from Oporto in Portugal Mary {still crying). Yes, John; you know ever3rthing a'most, John.
John. And you, poor child, but little ! It*s not heart you want, you little trump, it's education, Mary: it's informatkm: it's head, head, head I You can't learn. You never can learn.
Your ideers ain't no good. You never can hinterchange 'em with mine. Conversatfon between us is impossible. It's not your fault. Some people are bom clever; some are bom tall — I ain't tall.
Mary. Ho I you're big eno...ugh for me, John.
[Q^s to take his hand, John, Let go my 'and— my a-hand, Mary I I say, some people are bom with brains, and some with big figures. Look at that great ass, Bulkeley, Lady K.'s man— the besotted stupid beast ! He's as big as a life-guardsman, but he ain't no more education nor ideers than the ox he feeds on.
Mary. Law, John, whathever do you mean?
THE WOLVES AND THE LAMB. 1 39 • John, H'm ! you know not, little one ! you never can know.
Have^^>2^ ever felt the pangs of imprisoned genius?
What to read after Lovel the Widower?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thackeray, William Makepeace, 1811-1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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