Tales of a Briefless Barrister 2
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" If you could gain nothing but knowledge from my hand," said Amelia with a smile, " you would gain but little." " But you might gain much,'" answered the woman, " much that would be for your preser- SECOND THOUGHTS ARE BEST. 177 vation." The gypsey then looked earnestly at Amelia's face, and said, '' I see that you are in great danger/' Amelia smiled, but soon checked the smile, and said with much seriousness, " Good wo- man, if you are in want, I will give you such assistance as my purse can ...afford you ; but I assure you I am no believer in your professed art of fortune-telling."" " Ah, my good young lady,*' replied the gypsey, " so you say, and so many young people say now-a-days, but they do believe more than they are aware of. You will do well if you let me tell you your fortune."" r^ " I tell you again,*" said Amelia, " I have no wish to know it. I have no desire to pry into futurity. If I am to have misfortunes, it will be better for me not to know them before- hand." " But if you won't believe what I shall tell you, it will not make you unhappy." " It will make me neither happy nor un- I 5 178 SECOND THOUGHTS ARE BEST.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" If you could gain nothing but knowledge from my hand," said Amelia with a smile, " you would gain but little." " But you might gain much,'" answered the woman, " much that would be for your preser- SECOND THOUGHTS ARE BEST. 177 vation." The gypsey then looked earnestly at Amelia's face, and said, '' I see that you are in great danger/' Amelia smiled, but soon checked the smile, and said with much seriousness, " Good wo- man, if you are in want, I will give you such assistance as my purse can ...afford you ; but I assure you I am no believer in your professed art of fortune-telling."" " Ah, my good young lady,*' replied the gypsey, " so you say, and so many young people say now-a-days, but they do believe more than they are aware of. You will do well if you let me tell you your fortune."" r^ " I tell you again,*" said Amelia, " I have no wish to know it. I have no desire to pry into futurity. If I am to have misfortunes, it will be better for me not to know them before- hand." " But if you won't believe what I shall tell you, it will not make you unhappy." " It will make me neither happy nor un- I 5 178 SECOND THOUGHTS ARE BEST.
What to read after Tales of a Briefless Barrister 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scargill, William Pitt, 1787-1836 to read onlineMoreLess
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