Poor Miss Finch
Poor Miss Finch
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I looked at Nugent in silentastonishment.
"There is nothing to be surprised at, " he said. "Let me put my point ofview before you in two words. I have had a serious talk with Oscar--" Women are proverbially bad listeners--and I am no better than the rest ofthem. I interrupted him, before he could get any farther.
"I suppose Oscar has told you how the mistake happened?" I said.
"He has no idea how it happened. He owns--when he found himself face toface with her--that his presence of mind complet...ely failed him: he didn'thimself know what he was saying at the time. _He_ lost his head; and_she_ lost her patience. Think of his nervous confusion in collision withher nervous irritability--and the result explains itself: nothing _could_come of it but misapprehension and mistake. I turned the thing over in mymind, after you had left us; and the one course to take that _I_ couldsee was to accept the position patiently, and to make the best instead ofthe worst of it. Having reached this conclusion, I settled the matter (asI settle most other difficulties)--by cutting the Gordian knot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I looked at Nugent in silentastonishment.
"There is nothing to be surprised at, " he said. "Let me put my point ofview before you in two words. I have had a serious talk with Oscar--" Women are proverbially bad listeners--and I am no better than the rest ofthem. I interrupted him, before he could get any farther.
"I suppose Oscar has told you how the mistake happened?" I said.
"He has no idea how it happened. He owns--when he found himself face toface with her--that his presence of mind complet...ely failed him: he didn'thimself know what he was saying at the time. _He_ lost his head; and_she_ lost her patience. Think of his nervous confusion in collision withher nervous irritability--and the result explains itself: nothing _could_come of it but misapprehension and mistake. I turned the thing over in mymind, after you had left us; and the one course to take that _I_ couldsee was to accept the position patiently, and to make the best instead ofthe worst of it. Having reached this conclusion, I settled the matter (asI settle most other difficulties)--by cutting the Gordian knot.
What to read after Poor Miss Finch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collins Wilkie to read onlineMoreLess
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