Storm in a Teacup
Storm in a Teacup
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126 STORM IN A TEACUP His eyes grew rather round, but Medora was smiling and had not meant the speech to be acerb.
^^I see plenty to make me wonder in London. Who doesn't? And I like a good joke; but these stage people didn't seem funny to me. And honestly, the longer I live, the less I see to laugh at in the world, for a thinking man with high resolves to better things. People laugh for two reasons, I believe : to throw their neighbours off the scent of the truth ; or else because they are rat...tle-pated, light- minded fools, with no more in them than an empty pot.
The * empties ' make the most noise, don't they? AH the same, I like to hear you laugh, because you laugh honest and it means you're happy. And God knows if there's one thing I want to make happy before everybody on earth, it's you, Medora." She relented before this speech and took his arm. He was gallant and very jealous for her. He was also very tender and gentle. She acknowledged his consideration as they sat at supper; but he spoiled all by explaining the very special reason for his care and attention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
126 STORM IN A TEACUP His eyes grew rather round, but Medora was smiling and had not meant the speech to be acerb.
^^I see plenty to make me wonder in London. Who doesn't? And I like a good joke; but these stage people didn't seem funny to me. And honestly, the longer I live, the less I see to laugh at in the world, for a thinking man with high resolves to better things. People laugh for two reasons, I believe : to throw their neighbours off the scent of the truth ; or else because they are rat...tle-pated, light- minded fools, with no more in them than an empty pot.
The * empties ' make the most noise, don't they? AH the same, I like to hear you laugh, because you laugh honest and it means you're happy. And God knows if there's one thing I want to make happy before everybody on earth, it's you, Medora." She relented before this speech and took his arm. He was gallant and very jealous for her. He was also very tender and gentle. She acknowledged his consideration as they sat at supper; but he spoiled all by explaining the very special reason for his care and attention.
What to read after Storm in a Teacup?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillpotts Eden to read onlineMoreLess
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