Stories By American Authors
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" Nevertheless, it is so," he went on. " When He said it was all very good, woman was not yet created. After she was made, God said nothing at all." " That was because she was so nice that she needed no commendation," rejoined Miss Jones promptly.
" For all that, history shows that she has made a deal of mischief in the world," said Grover lugu- A DARING FICTION. 131 briously ; he was feeling piqued and abused at her want of responsiveness to his undisguised admira- tion.
" History was written ...by men," was Miss Jones's response.
"But made by women," ejaculated Grover, eager to hold his own in the tilt.
"As you like. I don't think the man was far wrong who said that there was a woman at the bot- tom of every important event." "You talk like a book." " I only wish I had the wit to make one. I would make you men stare if I published my ver- sion of the world's history." "You can do that better without the wit," he retorted recklessly ; then, seeing a little cloud, as of pained surprise, pass over her countenance, he made a motion to seize her hand, but succeeded, instead, in knocking her parasol into the middle of the road.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Nevertheless, it is so," he went on. " When He said it was all very good, woman was not yet created. After she was made, God said nothing at all." " That was because she was so nice that she needed no commendation," rejoined Miss Jones promptly.
" For all that, history shows that she has made a deal of mischief in the world," said Grover lugu- A DARING FICTION. 131 briously ; he was feeling piqued and abused at her want of responsiveness to his undisguised admira- tion.
" History was written ...by men," was Miss Jones's response.
"But made by women," ejaculated Grover, eager to hold his own in the tilt.
"As you like. I don't think the man was far wrong who said that there was a woman at the bot- tom of every important event." "You talk like a book." " I only wish I had the wit to make one. I would make you men stare if I published my ver- sion of the world's history." "You can do that better without the wit," he retorted recklessly ; then, seeing a little cloud, as of pained surprise, pass over her countenance, he made a motion to seize her hand, but succeeded, instead, in knocking her parasol into the middle of the road.
What to read after Stories By American Authors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Scribner's Sons to read onlineMoreLess
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