Mr. Waddington of Wyck
Mr. Waddington of Wyck
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" "The fact is, Barbara, nobody _does_ appreciate him as you and I do. " "Horry?" "No. Not Horry. He goes too far. Horry's indecent. Fanny, perhaps, sometimes. " "Fanny doesn't see one half of him. She doesn't see his Mrs. Levittside. " "Have _you_ seen it, Barbara?" "Of course I have. " "You never told me. It isn't fair to go discovering things on your ownand not telling me. We must make a compact. To tell each other the veryinstant we see a thing. We might keep count and give points to which ...ofus sees most. Mrs. Levitt ought to have been a hundred to your score. " "I'm afraid I can't score with Mrs. Levitt. You saw that, too. " "It'll be a game for gods, Barbara. " "But, Ralph, there might be things we _couldn't_ tell each other. Itmightn't be fair to him. " "Telling each other isn't like telling other people. Hang it all, ifwe're making a study of him we're making a study. Science is science. We've no right to suppress anything. At any moment one of us might seesomething absolutely vital.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "The fact is, Barbara, nobody _does_ appreciate him as you and I do. " "Horry?" "No. Not Horry. He goes too far. Horry's indecent. Fanny, perhaps, sometimes. " "Fanny doesn't see one half of him. She doesn't see his Mrs. Levittside. " "Have _you_ seen it, Barbara?" "Of course I have. " "You never told me. It isn't fair to go discovering things on your ownand not telling me. We must make a compact. To tell each other the veryinstant we see a thing. We might keep count and give points to which ...ofus sees most. Mrs. Levitt ought to have been a hundred to your score. " "I'm afraid I can't score with Mrs. Levitt. You saw that, too. " "It'll be a game for gods, Barbara. " "But, Ralph, there might be things we _couldn't_ tell each other. Itmightn't be fair to him. " "Telling each other isn't like telling other people. Hang it all, ifwe're making a study of him we're making a study. Science is science. We've no right to suppress anything. At any moment one of us might seesomething absolutely vital.
What to read after Mr. Waddington of Wyck?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sinclair, May to read onlineMoreLess
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