The Hen-Pecked Husband: a Novel 2
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poor Georgy ! now I could not have married Francis, could you ?" " They seem very well suited ; but you were going to tell me " — began Mark.
" Oh, yes ; about Captain Sydenham's being my admirer ; who said he was?" Theresa was so abrupt sometimes, that her hrusquerie had the effect of putting out her husband more than anything else. It disar- ranged all his ideas, and bewildered him ; and on the present occasion he was rather confused as to^how he should answer without giving up this authority..., but luckily a happy reply came to his assistance.
126 THE HEN-PECKED HUSBAND.
" Why, I saw you together very often, did I not?" '' I am sure you saw nothing of his admiring me then,'' retorted Theresa, exultingly ; *' no, no ; that will not do ; somebody has been talking to you about it since that I come, con- fess I who said so ?" Mark shook his head.
'^ But shaking your head is no satisfaction ; was it Francis ? did Francis say so ? come, out with it ; if he did I shall honor him with my company this evening." « He did not, then," said Mark.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
poor Georgy ! now I could not have married Francis, could you ?" " They seem very well suited ; but you were going to tell me " — began Mark.
" Oh, yes ; about Captain Sydenham's being my admirer ; who said he was?" Theresa was so abrupt sometimes, that her hrusquerie had the effect of putting out her husband more than anything else. It disar- ranged all his ideas, and bewildered him ; and on the present occasion he was rather confused as to^how he should answer without giving up this authority..., but luckily a happy reply came to his assistance.
126 THE HEN-PECKED HUSBAND.
" Why, I saw you together very often, did I not?" '' I am sure you saw nothing of his admiring me then,'' retorted Theresa, exultingly ; *' no, no ; that will not do ; somebody has been talking to you about it since that I come, con- fess I who said so ?" Mark shook his head.
'^ But shaking your head is no satisfaction ; was it Francis ? did Francis say so ? come, out with it ; if he did I shall honor him with my company this evening." « He did not, then," said Mark.
What to read after The Hen-Pecked Husband: a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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