The Letter of the Contract
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"I couldlegally; but I never should. " "Why?" "Oh, for a lot of reasons I can't talk about. " "Then what did you do it for?" She managed a smile, even if it was a forced and feeble one. Sheunderstood what he meant by "it. " "I don't have to explain that, do I?" "No, I suppose not. " She hoped he was going to drop the subject, when helifted his head to look at her with his rather pathetic blue eyes, "Oh, but I say, you're not serious in thinking you wouldn't, are you?" "Perfectly serious. I shou...ld never look on the matter as admittingdiscussion. " "Oh, but it does, you know. " "Not for me. " "Well, it might not for you, and yet might for--for other people. " She still forced an unsteady smile. "That's something I don't have toworry about, at any rate. I've given up thinking of other people'sopinions. " "I don't mean other people in general--only in particular. " "I don't know any other people--in particular. " "Yes, you do. You know me. " "I only know you--like that. " She snapped her fingers so as to give himan idea of the entirely transitory nature of their acquaintance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I couldlegally; but I never should. " "Why?" "Oh, for a lot of reasons I can't talk about. " "Then what did you do it for?" She managed a smile, even if it was a forced and feeble one. Sheunderstood what he meant by "it. " "I don't have to explain that, do I?" "No, I suppose not. " She hoped he was going to drop the subject, when helifted his head to look at her with his rather pathetic blue eyes, "Oh, but I say, you're not serious in thinking you wouldn't, are you?" "Perfectly serious. I shou...ld never look on the matter as admittingdiscussion. " "Oh, but it does, you know. " "Not for me. " "Well, it might not for you, and yet might for--for other people. " She still forced an unsteady smile. "That's something I don't have toworry about, at any rate. I've given up thinking of other people'sopinions. " "I don't mean other people in general--only in particular. " "I don't know any other people--in particular. " "Yes, you do. You know me. " "I only know you--like that. " She snapped her fingers so as to give himan idea of the entirely transitory nature of their acquaintance.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by King Basil to read onlineMoreLess
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