The Crock of Gold
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A married man looks com- fortable and settled: he looks finished, if you understand me, and a bachelor looks unsettled and funny, and he always wants to be running round seeing things. I 'd know a married man from a bachelor any day." " How would you know that ? " said the Philosopher.
" Easily," said she, with a nod. " It 's the way they look at a woman. A married man looks at you quietly as if he knew all about you. There is n't any strangeness about him with a woman at all; but a bachelor ma...n PHILOSOPHER'S JOURNEY 105 looks at you very sharp and looks away and then looks back again, the way you 'd know he was thinking about you and did n't know what you were thinking about him; and so they are always strange, and that 's why women like them." " Why! " said the Philosopher, astonished, " do women like bachelors better than mar- ried men ? " " Of course they do," she replied heartily.
" They would n't look at the side of the road a married man was on if there was a bachelor man on the other side." "This," said the Philosopher earnestly, "is very interesting." " And the queer thing is," she continued, " that when I came up the road and saw you I said to myself ' it 's a bachelor man.' How long have you been married, now?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A married man looks com- fortable and settled: he looks finished, if you understand me, and a bachelor looks unsettled and funny, and he always wants to be running round seeing things. I 'd know a married man from a bachelor any day." " How would you know that ? " said the Philosopher.
" Easily," said she, with a nod. " It 's the way they look at a woman. A married man looks at you quietly as if he knew all about you. There is n't any strangeness about him with a woman at all; but a bachelor ma...n PHILOSOPHER'S JOURNEY 105 looks at you very sharp and looks away and then looks back again, the way you 'd know he was thinking about you and did n't know what you were thinking about him; and so they are always strange, and that 's why women like them." " Why! " said the Philosopher, astonished, " do women like bachelors better than mar- ried men ? " " Of course they do," she replied heartily.
" They would n't look at the side of the road a married man was on if there was a bachelor man on the other side." "This," said the Philosopher earnestly, "is very interesting." " And the queer thing is," she continued, " that when I came up the road and saw you I said to myself ' it 's a bachelor man.' How long have you been married, now?
What to read after The Crock of Gold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephens James to read onlineMoreLess
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