The Atlantic Monthly, volume 01, No. 04, February, 1858
The Atlantic Monthly, volume 01, No. 04, February, 1858
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"Let me stay with you a little while, " she asked, beseechingly; "I willdo everything for you that you desire. You shall teach me anything;--Iknow I can learn all that you will show me, all that Mrs. Lester willtell me. " "Perhaps so, --perhaps that will be best, " answered the Doctor, "untilyour friends inquire for you; then I must send you back to them. " "Very well, very well, " said Isabella, relieved. "But I must tell youthey will not inquire for me. I see you will not believe my story. If...you only would listen to me, I could tell it all to you. " "That is the only condition I can make with you, " answered the Doctor, "that you will not tell your story, --that you will never even think ofit yourself. I am a physician. I know that it is not good for you todwell upon such things. Do not talk of them to me, nor to my wife ordaughter. Never speak of your story to any one who comes here. It willbe better for you. " "Better for me, " said Isabella, dreamily, "that no one should know!Perhaps so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Let me stay with you a little while, " she asked, beseechingly; "I willdo everything for you that you desire. You shall teach me anything;--Iknow I can learn all that you will show me, all that Mrs. Lester willtell me. " "Perhaps so, --perhaps that will be best, " answered the Doctor, "untilyour friends inquire for you; then I must send you back to them. " "Very well, very well, " said Isabella, relieved. "But I must tell youthey will not inquire for me. I see you will not believe my story. If...you only would listen to me, I could tell it all to you. " "That is the only condition I can make with you, " answered the Doctor, "that you will not tell your story, --that you will never even think ofit yourself. I am a physician. I know that it is not good for you todwell upon such things. Do not talk of them to me, nor to my wife ordaughter. Never speak of your story to any one who comes here. It willbe better for you. " "Better for me, " said Isabella, dreamily, "that no one should know!Perhaps so.
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