Tales of the Argonauts
Tales of the Argonauts
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Decker submissively.
"No," said Mrs, Decker, with her eyes fixed dreamily on the floor.
" I would n't if I was you," said Mr. Decker with a sigh of relief. After a pause he took a seat on the sofa, and drawing his wife to his side, said, " Do you know what I was thinking of when you came in, Elsie ? " Mrs. Decker ran her fingers through his stiff black hair, and could n't imagine.
" I was thinking of old times, Elsie ; I was thinking of the days when I built that kerridge for you, Elsie — when ...I used to take you out to ride, and was both boss and driver !
We was poor then, and you was sick, Elsie, but we was happy. We 've got money now, and a house, and you 're quite another woman. I may say, dear, that you 're a new woman. And that 's where the trouble comes in. I could build you a kerridge, Elsie ; I could build you a house, Elsie — but there I stopped. I could n't build up you.
You 're strong and pretty, Elsie, and fresh and new. But somehow, Elsie, you ain't no work of mine ! " He paused.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Decker submissively.
"No," said Mrs, Decker, with her eyes fixed dreamily on the floor.
" I would n't if I was you," said Mr. Decker with a sigh of relief. After a pause he took a seat on the sofa, and drawing his wife to his side, said, " Do you know what I was thinking of when you came in, Elsie ? " Mrs. Decker ran her fingers through his stiff black hair, and could n't imagine.
" I was thinking of old times, Elsie ; I was thinking of the days when I built that kerridge for you, Elsie — when ...I used to take you out to ride, and was both boss and driver !
We was poor then, and you was sick, Elsie, but we was happy. We 've got money now, and a house, and you 're quite another woman. I may say, dear, that you 're a new woman. And that 's where the trouble comes in. I could build you a kerridge, Elsie ; I could build you a house, Elsie — but there I stopped. I could n't build up you.
You 're strong and pretty, Elsie, and fresh and new. But somehow, Elsie, you ain't no work of mine ! " He paused.
What to read after Tales of the Argonauts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harte, Bret, 1836-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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