The Awkward Age
The Awkward Age
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"He IS too great an idiot. She was here an hour ago, and ifever a woman was packed--!" "Well, " Nanda objected, "but doesn't she spend her time in packing andunpacking?" This enquiry, however, scarce pulled up her mother. "No--though she HAS, no doubt, hitherto wasted plenty of labour. She has now a dozen boxes--Icould see them there in her wonderful eyes--just waiting to be calledfor. So if you're counting on her not going, my dear--!" Mrs. Brook gavea head-shake that was the warning of wisdom....
"Oh I don't care what she does!" Nanda replied. "What I meant just nowwas that Mr. Longdon couldn't understand why, with so much to make themso, they couldn't be decently happy. " "And did he wish you to explain?" "I tried to, but I didn't make it any better. He doesn't like them. Hedoesn't even care for Tish. " "He told you so--right out?" "Oh, " Nanda said, "of course I asked him. I didn't press him, because Inever do--!" "You never do?" Mrs. Brook broke in as with the glimpse of a new light.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"He IS too great an idiot. She was here an hour ago, and ifever a woman was packed--!" "Well, " Nanda objected, "but doesn't she spend her time in packing andunpacking?" This enquiry, however, scarce pulled up her mother. "No--though she HAS, no doubt, hitherto wasted plenty of labour. She has now a dozen boxes--Icould see them there in her wonderful eyes--just waiting to be calledfor. So if you're counting on her not going, my dear--!" Mrs. Brook gavea head-shake that was the warning of wisdom....
"Oh I don't care what she does!" Nanda replied. "What I meant just nowwas that Mr. Longdon couldn't understand why, with so much to make themso, they couldn't be decently happy. " "And did he wish you to explain?" "I tried to, but I didn't make it any better. He doesn't like them. Hedoesn't even care for Tish. " "He told you so--right out?" "Oh, " Nanda said, "of course I asked him. I didn't press him, because Inever do--!" "You never do?" Mrs. Brook broke in as with the glimpse of a new light.
What to read after The Awkward Age?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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