The City of Comrades
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"They didn't think they couldn't have thought that there was nothing on my side. " "And everything on mine. That's precisely the in ference they drew. Girls do go about, you know, giving people to understand that men " "But not girls like you. " "Yes, girls like me; or sufficiently like me. And so I had in sheer self-respect to let Lady Rideover see that there was nothing in it of the kind of thing she thought, and that I was actually going home to be " " But didn't she see? Didn't she know? Di...dn't every body see? Didn't everybody know?" In the two brief sentences that came out with something like a groan she threw tremendous emphasis on the first word.
"Nobody knew: Nobody saw!" There was a similar emphasis on the penultimate word in my response.
396 THE CITY OF COMRADES "Did you ask them?" She flashed back at me: "I did almost. At times like that if it's so some one generally knows it from from the person who's expecting to be brimming over with his secret. " She laughed again, lightly, nervously.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"They didn't think they couldn't have thought that there was nothing on my side. " "And everything on mine. That's precisely the in ference they drew. Girls do go about, you know, giving people to understand that men " "But not girls like you. " "Yes, girls like me; or sufficiently like me. And so I had in sheer self-respect to let Lady Rideover see that there was nothing in it of the kind of thing she thought, and that I was actually going home to be " " But didn't she see? Didn't she know? Di...dn't every body see? Didn't everybody know?" In the two brief sentences that came out with something like a groan she threw tremendous emphasis on the first word.
"Nobody knew: Nobody saw!" There was a similar emphasis on the penultimate word in my response.
396 THE CITY OF COMRADES "Did you ask them?" She flashed back at me: "I did almost. At times like that if it's so some one generally knows it from from the person who's expecting to be brimming over with his secret. " She laughed again, lightly, nervously.
What to read after The City of Comrades?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by King Basil to read onlineMoreLess
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