The Female Prose Writers of America
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"What impostor have you been feeing now?" he asked, as the young lady entered the room, holding in her hand several cheap French engravings.
" No impostor, my dear sir, but a most interesting woman. " " Oh, I dare say she was very interesting and interested too, no doubt ; but how do you know she was no swindler ?" " Because she shed tears, real tears" " Humph ! I suppose she put her handkerchief to her eyes and snivelled. " " No, indeed, I saw the big drops roll down her cheeks, and I never ca...n doubt such an evidence of genuine sorrow ; people can't force tears. " " What story could she tell which was worth five dollars ?" " Her husband, who was an importer of French stationary and engravings, has recently died insolvent, leaving her burdened with the support of two children and an infirm mother. His creditors have seized everything, excepting a few unsaleable prints, by the sale of which she is now endeavouring to maintain herself inde- pendently. " " Are the prints worth anything*?" "Not much.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What impostor have you been feeing now?" he asked, as the young lady entered the room, holding in her hand several cheap French engravings.
" No impostor, my dear sir, but a most interesting woman. " " Oh, I dare say she was very interesting and interested too, no doubt ; but how do you know she was no swindler ?" " Because she shed tears, real tears" " Humph ! I suppose she put her handkerchief to her eyes and snivelled. " " No, indeed, I saw the big drops roll down her cheeks, and I never ca...n doubt such an evidence of genuine sorrow ; people can't force tears. " " What story could she tell which was worth five dollars ?" " Her husband, who was an importer of French stationary and engravings, has recently died insolvent, leaving her burdened with the support of two children and an infirm mother. His creditors have seized everything, excepting a few unsaleable prints, by the sale of which she is now endeavouring to maintain herself inde- pendently. " " Are the prints worth anything*?" "Not much.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John S John Seely Hart to read onlineMoreLess
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