Nocturne
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Now you see I haven't got a very goodrecord. I've been in prison; and I've lived with three women; and I'vegot no prospects except that I'm a good sailor and know my job. But Inever did what I was sent to prison for; and, as I told you, the threewomen all knew more than I did. I've never done a girl any harmintentionally; and the last of them belongs to six years ago. Since thenI've met other girls, and some of them have run after me because I was asailorman. They do, you know. You're the girl ...I love; and I want you toremember that I was a kid when I got married. That's the tale, Jenny;and every word of it's true. And now what d'you think of it? Are youafraid of me now? Don't you think I'm a bit of a fool? Or d'you thinkI'm the sort of fellow that fools the girls?" There was no reply to his question for a long time; until Keith urgedher afresh.
"What I'm wondering, " said Jenny, in a slow and rather puzzled way, "is, what you'd think of me if I'd lived with three different men. BecauseI'm twenty-five, you know.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now you see I haven't got a very goodrecord. I've been in prison; and I've lived with three women; and I'vegot no prospects except that I'm a good sailor and know my job. But Inever did what I was sent to prison for; and, as I told you, the threewomen all knew more than I did. I've never done a girl any harmintentionally; and the last of them belongs to six years ago. Since thenI've met other girls, and some of them have run after me because I was asailorman. They do, you know. You're the girl ...I love; and I want you toremember that I was a kid when I got married. That's the tale, Jenny;and every word of it's true. And now what d'you think of it? Are youafraid of me now? Don't you think I'm a bit of a fool? Or d'you thinkI'm the sort of fellow that fools the girls?" There was no reply to his question for a long time; until Keith urgedher afresh.
"What I'm wondering, " said Jenny, in a slow and rather puzzled way, "is, what you'd think of me if I'd lived with three different men. BecauseI'm twenty-five, you know.
What to read after Nocturne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Swinnerton Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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