The Headswoman
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And you, Jeanne ? " "Oh, I don't complain, " answered Jeanne lightly. " Of course, it's fair-time just now, you know, and we're always busy then. But work will be lighter soon, and then I'll get a day ofF, and we'll have a delightful ramble and picnic in the woods, as we used to do when we were children.
The Headswoman 14 What fun we had in those old days, En- guerrand ! Do you remember when we were quite little tots, and used to play at executions in the back-garden, and you were a bandit and ...a buccaneer, and all sorts of dreadful things, and I used to chop off your head with a paper-knife ? How pleased dear father used to be ! " "Jeanne, " said Enguerrand, with some hesitation, " you've touched upon the very subject that I came to speak to you about. Do you know, dear, I can't help feeling — it may be unreasonable, but still the feel- ing is there — that the profession you have adopted is not quite — is just a little " " Now, Enguerrand ! " said Jeanne, an angry Hash sparkling in her eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And you, Jeanne ? " "Oh, I don't complain, " answered Jeanne lightly. " Of course, it's fair-time just now, you know, and we're always busy then. But work will be lighter soon, and then I'll get a day ofF, and we'll have a delightful ramble and picnic in the woods, as we used to do when we were children.
The Headswoman 14 What fun we had in those old days, En- guerrand ! Do you remember when we were quite little tots, and used to play at executions in the back-garden, and you were a bandit and ...a buccaneer, and all sorts of dreadful things, and I used to chop off your head with a paper-knife ? How pleased dear father used to be ! " "Jeanne, " said Enguerrand, with some hesitation, " you've touched upon the very subject that I came to speak to you about. Do you know, dear, I can't help feeling — it may be unreasonable, but still the feel- ing is there — that the profession you have adopted is not quite — is just a little " " Now, Enguerrand ! " said Jeanne, an angry Hash sparkling in her eyes.
What to read after The Headswoman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grahame Kenneth to read onlineMoreLess
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