Our House And the People in It
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She was as doubtful of the result if he were got into a charity school in England, for if he cost her nothing the father might not be compelled to pay. She could be obstinate on occasions, and I was in despair. But by some fortunate chance, a convent at Hampstead was heard of where the weekly 167 Our House charge would just be covered by the father's allowance, and as Clementine could find no argument against it, she had to give in. I breathed freely again, but I was not to be let off so easily.... It was simpler to get mixed up in Clementine's affairs than to escape from them. At the convent, the nuns had learned wisdom, and they demanded to be paid weekly in advance. I must have waited until Judg- ment Day if I had depended upon Clementine to be in advance with anything, and in self- defence I offered to pay the first month. But this settled, at once there was another ob- stacle to dispose of. A trousseau was required with the little Ernest, and he had no clothes except those on his back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was as doubtful of the result if he were got into a charity school in England, for if he cost her nothing the father might not be compelled to pay. She could be obstinate on occasions, and I was in despair. But by some fortunate chance, a convent at Hampstead was heard of where the weekly 167 Our House charge would just be covered by the father's allowance, and as Clementine could find no argument against it, she had to give in. I breathed freely again, but I was not to be let off so easily.... It was simpler to get mixed up in Clementine's affairs than to escape from them. At the convent, the nuns had learned wisdom, and they demanded to be paid weekly in advance. I must have waited until Judg- ment Day if I had depended upon Clementine to be in advance with anything, and in self- defence I offered to pay the first month. But this settled, at once there was another ob- stacle to dispose of. A trousseau was required with the little Ernest, and he had no clothes except those on his back.
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