Tales And Novels — volume 02
Tales And Novels — volume 02
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It willmake no difference on earth in me: I shall mind my business just as wellas if there was no such thing, I promise you. If it come up a prize, well and good: and if it come up a blank, why well and good too. So doyou keep the ticket, and I shall never think more about it, Ellen. Only, before you put it by, just let me look at the number. What makes yousmile?" "I smiled only because I think I know you better than you, knowyourself. But, perhaps, that should not make me smile, " said Ellen: ...andshe gave a deep sigh.
"Now, wife, why will you sigh? I can't bear to hear you sigh, " saidMaurice, angrily. "I tell you I know myself, and have a right to knowmyself, I say, a great deal better than you do; and so none of yoursighs, wife. " Ellen rejoiced to see that his pride worked upon him in this manner; andmildly told him she was very glad to find he thought so much about hersighs. "Why, " said Maurice, "you are not one of those wives that arealways taunting and scolding their husbands; and that's the reason, Itake it, why a look or a word from you goes so far with me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It willmake no difference on earth in me: I shall mind my business just as wellas if there was no such thing, I promise you. If it come up a prize, well and good: and if it come up a blank, why well and good too. So doyou keep the ticket, and I shall never think more about it, Ellen. Only, before you put it by, just let me look at the number. What makes yousmile?" "I smiled only because I think I know you better than you, knowyourself. But, perhaps, that should not make me smile, " said Ellen: ...andshe gave a deep sigh.
"Now, wife, why will you sigh? I can't bear to hear you sigh, " saidMaurice, angrily. "I tell you I know myself, and have a right to knowmyself, I say, a great deal better than you do; and so none of yoursighs, wife. " Ellen rejoiced to see that his pride worked upon him in this manner; andmildly told him she was very glad to find he thought so much about hersighs. "Why, " said Maurice, "you are not one of those wives that arealways taunting and scolding their husbands; and that's the reason, Itake it, why a look or a word from you goes so far with me.
What to read after Tales And Novels — volume 02?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgeworth Maria to read onlineMoreLess
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