Somehow Good
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"Who's your friend?" "A young lady for you! She's going to bring her dolly to beelectrified for a penny. She'll cry if we don't go; so will dolly. " "Then we _must_ go, clearly. The doctor must come to see fair, ordolly may get electrocuted, like me. " Fenwick very rarely spoke of hisaccident now; most likely would not have done so this time but for amotive akin to his wife's nettle-grasping. He knew Sally would thinkof it, and would not have her suppose he shirked speaking of it.
But the laugh... goes for a moment out of the face down there in thewater, and the pearls that glittered in the sun have vanished and theeyes are grave beneath their brows. Only for a moment; then all theLoreley is back in evidence again, and Sally is petitioning for onlyone more plunge, and then she really will swim in. The crew protests, but the Loreley has her way; her sort generally has.
"I always wonder, " says Dr. Conrad, as they row to shore withstudied slowness--one must, to keep down to the pace of the swiftestswimmer--"I always wonder whether they found that half-crown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Who's your friend?" "A young lady for you! She's going to bring her dolly to beelectrified for a penny. She'll cry if we don't go; so will dolly. " "Then we _must_ go, clearly. The doctor must come to see fair, ordolly may get electrocuted, like me. " Fenwick very rarely spoke of hisaccident now; most likely would not have done so this time but for amotive akin to his wife's nettle-grasping. He knew Sally would thinkof it, and would not have her suppose he shirked speaking of it.
But the laugh... goes for a moment out of the face down there in thewater, and the pearls that glittered in the sun have vanished and theeyes are grave beneath their brows. Only for a moment; then all theLoreley is back in evidence again, and Sally is petitioning for onlyone more plunge, and then she really will swim in. The crew protests, but the Loreley has her way; her sort generally has.
"I always wonder, " says Dr. Conrad, as they row to shore withstudied slowness--one must, to keep down to the pace of the swiftestswimmer--"I always wonder whether they found that half-crown.
What to read after Somehow Good?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De Morgan William Frend to read onlineMoreLess
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