The China Shop
The China Shop
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And Larry replied, "I knew that, too. " 176 THE CHINA SHOP [11] We had passed his house by now, and were trudg- ing steadily onwards between the steep hedges of the lane. . . . Somewhere was a china-shop and a bull banging about in it, and still the shatter and crash of broken crockery, more broken crockery, crockery which had stood intact upon the shelves for years. . . . "I knew that, too, " said Larry. "Surprised? Why? Of course you queered my pitch; hating each other as we do, it would hard...ly be human if you hadn't. " I was guilty of the ingenious query, "Do you hate me, too?" "Well, what did you suppose was the reflex action of your hatred upon me?" "I didn't think of you. " "Oh, surely quite a lot!" he mocked. "I wonder you ever thought of anything else. I tell you, Kev, it got to be an obsession of mine your dogging, ferocious, persistent jealousy. . . . Till I discovered that it was fun, making things worse for you butting in where you didn't want me, and so on. You imagined that it was my blatant, unconscious idiocy, didn't you?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Larry replied, "I knew that, too. " 176 THE CHINA SHOP [11] We had passed his house by now, and were trudg- ing steadily onwards between the steep hedges of the lane. . . . Somewhere was a china-shop and a bull banging about in it, and still the shatter and crash of broken crockery, more broken crockery, crockery which had stood intact upon the shelves for years. . . . "I knew that, too, " said Larry. "Surprised? Why? Of course you queered my pitch; hating each other as we do, it would hard...ly be human if you hadn't. " I was guilty of the ingenious query, "Do you hate me, too?" "Well, what did you suppose was the reflex action of your hatred upon me?" "I didn't think of you. " "Oh, surely quite a lot!" he mocked. "I wonder you ever thought of anything else. I tell you, Kev, it got to be an obsession of mine your dogging, ferocious, persistent jealousy. . . . Till I discovered that it was fun, making things worse for you butting in where you didn't want me, and so on. You imagined that it was my blatant, unconscious idiocy, didn't you?
What to read after The China Shop?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G B Gladys Bronwyn Stern to read onlineMoreLess
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