Our Mutual Friend: With Illustrations
Our Mutual Friend: With Illustrations
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Pleasant she found herself, and she couldn't help it. She had not been consulted on the question, any more than on the question of her coming into these terrestrial parts, to want a name. Similarly she found herself possessed of what is colloquially termed a swivel eye (derived from her father), whicn she might perhaps have declined if her sentiments on the subiect had been taken. She was not otherwise positively ill-looking, though anxious, mea^e, of a muddy complexion, and looking as old agai...n as she really was.
As some dogs have it in the blood, or are trained, to worry certain creatures to a certain point, so — not to make the comparison disrespectfully — Pleasant Rider- hood had it in the blood, or had been trained, to regard seamen, within certain limits, as her prey. Show her a man in a blue jacket, and, figuratively speaking, she pinned him instantly. Yet, all things considerea, she was not of an evil mind or an unkindly disposition.
For, observe how many things were to be considered according to her own unfortunate experience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pleasant she found herself, and she couldn't help it. She had not been consulted on the question, any more than on the question of her coming into these terrestrial parts, to want a name. Similarly she found herself possessed of what is colloquially termed a swivel eye (derived from her father), whicn she might perhaps have declined if her sentiments on the subiect had been taken. She was not otherwise positively ill-looking, though anxious, mea^e, of a muddy complexion, and looking as old agai...n as she really was.
As some dogs have it in the blood, or are trained, to worry certain creatures to a certain point, so — not to make the comparison disrespectfully — Pleasant Rider- hood had it in the blood, or had been trained, to regard seamen, within certain limits, as her prey. Show her a man in a blue jacket, and, figuratively speaking, she pinned him instantly. Yet, all things considerea, she was not of an evil mind or an unkindly disposition.
For, observe how many things were to be considered according to her own unfortunate experience.
What to read after Our Mutual Friend: With Illustrations?
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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