The Crux a Novel
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She voiced their 108 THE CRUX feelings justly when, the true inwardness of this pleasant home bursting fully upon them, she exclaimed: "Well, of all things! A man keeping house!" "Why not?" asked Dr. Hale with his dry smile. "Is there any deficiency, mental or physical, about a man, to prevent his at- tempting this abstruse art?" She looked at him sharply. "I don't know about deficiency, but there seems to be somethin' about 'em that keeps 'em out of the business. I guess it's because women are... so cheap. " "No doubt you are right, Mrs. Pettigrew. And here women are scarce and high. Hence my poor efforts. " His poor efforts had bought or built a roomy pleasant house, and furnished it with a solid comfort and calm attractiveness that was most satisfying. Two Chinamen did the work; cooking, cleaning, washing, wait- ing on table, with silent efficiency. "They are as steady as eight-day clocks, " said Dr. Hale. "I pay them good wages and they are worth it. " CONTRASTS 109 "Sun here had to go home once to be married, also, to see his honored parents, I believe, and to leave a grand-' Sun' to attend to the ancestors; but he brought in another Chink first and trained him so well that I hardly noticed the difference.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She voiced their 108 THE CRUX feelings justly when, the true inwardness of this pleasant home bursting fully upon them, she exclaimed: "Well, of all things! A man keeping house!" "Why not?" asked Dr. Hale with his dry smile. "Is there any deficiency, mental or physical, about a man, to prevent his at- tempting this abstruse art?" She looked at him sharply. "I don't know about deficiency, but there seems to be somethin' about 'em that keeps 'em out of the business. I guess it's because women are... so cheap. " "No doubt you are right, Mrs. Pettigrew. And here women are scarce and high. Hence my poor efforts. " His poor efforts had bought or built a roomy pleasant house, and furnished it with a solid comfort and calm attractiveness that was most satisfying. Two Chinamen did the work; cooking, cleaning, washing, wait- ing on table, with silent efficiency. "They are as steady as eight-day clocks, " said Dr. Hale. "I pay them good wages and they are worth it. " CONTRASTS 109 "Sun here had to go home once to be married, also, to see his honored parents, I believe, and to leave a grand-' Sun' to attend to the ancestors; but he brought in another Chink first and trained him so well that I hardly noticed the difference.
What to read after The Crux a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilman Charlotte Perkins to read onlineMoreLess
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