Mrs. Korner Sins Her Mercies
Mrs. Korner Sins Her Mercies
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" "But he has always been the sort--the sort of man he is, " her bosomfriend reminded her.
"Oh, during the engagement, of course, one expects a man to be perfect. I didn't think he was going to keep it up. " "He seems to me, " said Miss Greene, "a dear, good fellow. You are one ofthose people who never know when they are well off. " "I know he is a good fellow, " agreed Mrs. Korner, "and I am very fond ofhim. It is just because I am fond of him that I hate feeling ashamed ofhim. I want him to b...e a manly man, to do the things that other men do. " "Do all the ordinary sort of men swear and get occasionally drunk?" "Of course they do, " asserted Mrs. Korner, in a tone of authority. "Onedoes not want a man to be a milksop. " "Have you ever seen a drunken man?" inquired the bosom friend, who wasnibbling sugar.
"Heaps, " replied Mrs. Korner, who was sucking marmalade off her fingers.
By which Mrs. Korner meant that some half a dozen times in her life shehad visited the play, choosing by preference the lighter form of Britishdrama.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "But he has always been the sort--the sort of man he is, " her bosomfriend reminded her.
"Oh, during the engagement, of course, one expects a man to be perfect. I didn't think he was going to keep it up. " "He seems to me, " said Miss Greene, "a dear, good fellow. You are one ofthose people who never know when they are well off. " "I know he is a good fellow, " agreed Mrs. Korner, "and I am very fond ofhim. It is just because I am fond of him that I hate feeling ashamed ofhim. I want him to b...e a manly man, to do the things that other men do. " "Do all the ordinary sort of men swear and get occasionally drunk?" "Of course they do, " asserted Mrs. Korner, in a tone of authority. "Onedoes not want a man to be a milksop. " "Have you ever seen a drunken man?" inquired the bosom friend, who wasnibbling sugar.
"Heaps, " replied Mrs. Korner, who was sucking marmalade off her fingers.
By which Mrs. Korner meant that some half a dozen times in her life shehad visited the play, choosing by preference the lighter form of Britishdrama.
What to read after Mrs. Korner Sins Her Mercies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerome Jerome Klapka to read onlineMoreLess
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