The Gilded Age : a Tale of To-Day
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You must convince him that if anything improper has been done, you at least are ignorant of it and sorry for it. And if you could only persuade him out of his hostility to the bill, too — but don't over- do the thing ; don't seem too anxious, dear." " I won't ; I'll be ever so careful. I'll talk as sweetly to him as if he were my own child ! You may trust me — indeed yon may." The door-bell rang.
" That is the gentleman now," said Laura. Senator Dil- "worthy retired to his study.
Laura welcomed... Mr. Trollop, a grave, carefully dressed and very respectable looking man, with a bald head, standing collar and old fashioned watch seals.
" Promptness is a virtue, Mr. Trollop, and I perceive that you have it. You are always prompt with me." "I always meet my engagements, of every kind. Miss Hawkins." " It is a quality which is rarer in the world than it has PKELIMINAEIES. 377 been, I believe. I wished to see you on business, Mr. Trol- lop." " I judged so. "What can I do for you ?" " You know my bill — the Knobs University bill ?" " Ah, I believe it is your biU.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You must convince him that if anything improper has been done, you at least are ignorant of it and sorry for it. And if you could only persuade him out of his hostility to the bill, too — but don't over- do the thing ; don't seem too anxious, dear." " I won't ; I'll be ever so careful. I'll talk as sweetly to him as if he were my own child ! You may trust me — indeed yon may." The door-bell rang.
" That is the gentleman now," said Laura. Senator Dil- "worthy retired to his study.
Laura welcomed... Mr. Trollop, a grave, carefully dressed and very respectable looking man, with a bald head, standing collar and old fashioned watch seals.
" Promptness is a virtue, Mr. Trollop, and I perceive that you have it. You are always prompt with me." "I always meet my engagements, of every kind. Miss Hawkins." " It is a quality which is rarer in the world than it has PKELIMINAEIES. 377 been, I believe. I wished to see you on business, Mr. Trol- lop." " I judged so. "What can I do for you ?" " You know my bill — the Knobs University bill ?" " Ah, I believe it is your biU.
What to read after The Gilded Age : a Tale of To-Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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