Master Humphrey's Clock 1
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" But your grandfather — he used not to be so wretched ; " " Oh no ! " said the child eagerly, " so different ! we were once so happy and he so cheerful and contented ! You cannot think what a sad change has fallen on us since." *' I am very, very sorry, to hear you speak like this my dear ! " said Mrs.
Quilp. And she spoke the truth.
" Thank you," returned the child, kissing her cheek, " you are always kind to me, and it is a pleasure to talk to you. I can speak to no one else about him, but p...oor Kit. I am very happy still, I ought to feel happier perhaps than I do, but you cannot think how it grieves me sometimes to see him alter so." " He 11 alter again Nelly," said Mrs. Quilp, " and be what he was before." " Oh if God would only let that come about !" said the child with stream- ing eyes ; "" but it is a long time now, since he first began to — I thought I saw that door moving ! " " It's the wind," said ]\Irs. Quilp faintly. " Began to — T' " To bo so thoughtful and dejected, and to forget our old way of spending the time in the long evenings," said the child.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But your grandfather — he used not to be so wretched ; " " Oh no ! " said the child eagerly, " so different ! we were once so happy and he so cheerful and contented ! You cannot think what a sad change has fallen on us since." *' I am very, very sorry, to hear you speak like this my dear ! " said Mrs.
Quilp. And she spoke the truth.
" Thank you," returned the child, kissing her cheek, " you are always kind to me, and it is a pleasure to talk to you. I can speak to no one else about him, but p...oor Kit. I am very happy still, I ought to feel happier perhaps than I do, but you cannot think how it grieves me sometimes to see him alter so." " He 11 alter again Nelly," said Mrs. Quilp, " and be what he was before." " Oh if God would only let that come about !" said the child with stream- ing eyes ; "" but it is a long time now, since he first began to — I thought I saw that door moving ! " " It's the wind," said ]\Irs. Quilp faintly. " Began to — T' " To bo so thoughtful and dejected, and to forget our old way of spending the time in the long evenings," said the child.
What to read after Master Humphrey's Clock 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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