Ragged Lady — Complete
Ragged Lady — Complete
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Lander went on. "I ain'tsayin' anything against it. He's the only one I don't believe is aftathe money he thinks you'a goin' to have; but if you don't want him, youwant to look what you're about. " The girl returned to Hinkle in the embarrassment which she was helplessto hide, and without the excuse which she could not invent for refusingto go with him. "Is Mrs. Lander worse--or anything?" he asked.
"Oh, no. She's quite well, " said Clementina; but she left it for himto break the constraint in ...which they set out. He tried to do so atdifferent points, but it seemed to close upon them--the more inflexibly. At last he asked, as they were drawing near the church, "Have you everseen anything of Mr. Belsky since you left Florence?" "No, " she said, with a nervous start. "What makes you ask?" "I don't know. But you see nearly everybody again that you meet in yourtravels. That friend of his--that Mr. Gregory--he seems to have droppedout, too. I believe you told me you used to know him in America.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lander went on. "I ain'tsayin' anything against it. He's the only one I don't believe is aftathe money he thinks you'a goin' to have; but if you don't want him, youwant to look what you're about. " The girl returned to Hinkle in the embarrassment which she was helplessto hide, and without the excuse which she could not invent for refusingto go with him. "Is Mrs. Lander worse--or anything?" he asked.
"Oh, no. She's quite well, " said Clementina; but she left it for himto break the constraint in ...which they set out. He tried to do so atdifferent points, but it seemed to close upon them--the more inflexibly. At last he asked, as they were drawing near the church, "Have you everseen anything of Mr. Belsky since you left Florence?" "No, " she said, with a nervous start. "What makes you ask?" "I don't know. But you see nearly everybody again that you meet in yourtravels. That friend of his--that Mr. Gregory--he seems to have droppedout, too. I believe you told me you used to know him in America.
What to read after Ragged Lady — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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