Quixote, the Weaver
Quixote, the Weaver
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At that he said he would knock me down — but he didn't do it.
The end of it was, that he packed his traps and went off last night ; and they say it wasn't a moment too soon. He had been Digitized by Google 112 QUIXOTE, THE WEAVER.
making a few mistakes, it seems — thinking that "thine is mine," you know. The ribbon'll be sixpence, please.' Janet flung the coin angrily on the counter* * I wouldna speak ill of my betters, if I was you,' she said, indignantly, and turned away.
She had taken a few ...unsteady steps to- wards the door when the shopman called out to her : ' See, you've forgotten the ribbon you bought.' She turned back, but there was such a thick mist of tears before her eyes that she could see nothing, and it seemed as if all the world was reeling madly around her. She stretched her hand out in help- less appeal, and it was caught in another; Digitized by Google QUIXOTE, THE WEAVER. 113 a supporting arm was put around her, and through the mist she saw a face — a woman's face, unknown and yet familiar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At that he said he would knock me down — but he didn't do it.
The end of it was, that he packed his traps and went off last night ; and they say it wasn't a moment too soon. He had been Digitized by Google 112 QUIXOTE, THE WEAVER.
making a few mistakes, it seems — thinking that "thine is mine," you know. The ribbon'll be sixpence, please.' Janet flung the coin angrily on the counter* * I wouldna speak ill of my betters, if I was you,' she said, indignantly, and turned away.
She had taken a few ...unsteady steps to- wards the door when the shopman called out to her : ' See, you've forgotten the ribbon you bought.' She turned back, but there was such a thick mist of tears before her eyes that she could see nothing, and it seemed as if all the world was reeling madly around her. She stretched her hand out in help- less appeal, and it was caught in another; Digitized by Google QUIXOTE, THE WEAVER. 113 a supporting arm was put around her, and through the mist she saw a face — a woman's face, unknown and yet familiar.
What to read after Quixote, the Weaver?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, Catherine Grant Furley to read onlineMoreLess
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