The Best British Short Stories of 1922
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I said "Of course. But for your political foresight and your virtuousaction we should never have had Tariff Reform. " "We should never have had anything, " she said. "And look at him now. Look how he's crumpled up since he left me. It's pitiful. " "It is. I'm afraid Mrs. Withers doesn't care about Tariff Reform. " "Poor thing. No. Don't imagine I'm jealous of her, Roly. She hasn't gothim. I mean she hasn't got what I had. " "All the same he left you. And you weren't ecstatically happy with himt...he last year or two. " "I daresay I'd have done better to have married you, if that's what youmean. " It wasn't what I meant. But she'd always entertained the illusion thatshe could marry me any minute if she wanted to; and I hadn't the heartto take it from her since it seemed to console her for the way, thereally very infamous way, he had left her.
So I said, "Much better. " "It would have been so nice, so safe, " she said. "But I never playedfor safety. " Then she made one of her quick turns.
"Frances Archdale ought to marry you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I said "Of course. But for your political foresight and your virtuousaction we should never have had Tariff Reform. " "We should never have had anything, " she said. "And look at him now. Look how he's crumpled up since he left me. It's pitiful. " "It is. I'm afraid Mrs. Withers doesn't care about Tariff Reform. " "Poor thing. No. Don't imagine I'm jealous of her, Roly. She hasn't gothim. I mean she hasn't got what I had. " "All the same he left you. And you weren't ecstatically happy with himt...he last year or two. " "I daresay I'd have done better to have married you, if that's what youmean. " It wasn't what I meant. But she'd always entertained the illusion thatshe could marry me any minute if she wanted to; and I hadn't the heartto take it from her since it seemed to console her for the way, thereally very infamous way, he had left her.
So I said, "Much better. " "It would have been so nice, so safe, " she said. "But I never playedfor safety. " Then she made one of her quick turns.
"Frances Archdale ought to marry you.
What to read after The Best British Short Stories of 1922?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cournos John to read onlineMoreLess
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