The Oakleyites
The Oakleyites
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Watson is— by— by another swindler, with a great deal of moral indignation. It's unreal, you know. You were both trying to cheat each other and you be- gan. You and Mrs. Tobin began, you know. You Digitized by Google THE OAKLEYITES 195 can't get over that. She had good luck. Yon had bad Inck. That is all the difference I can see be- tween yon, except that yon began. ' ' ^^Lonisa '' "Very well, yon and Mrs. Tobin began. I don't say that yon didn't speak the tmth when yon called Mrs. Watson a swi...ndler. Bnt I do say yon were wrong to say it. Yon onght to retract what yon said, and to apologise for what yon said." **Bnt she is, she is I" cried Mrs. Andrews in a moral agony.
* * I think I agree with yon. Bnt yon shonld have left other people to say that, or rather hoped they wonld not, for they might say it eqnally easily abont yon. Now wasn't it a mistake saying it»" **It was not a mistake feeling it. If it was it's one of those eternal mistakes, which makes it ex- actly the same as if it was tme." * * That is a matter on which yon and I may hap- pen to agree," said Dorothy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Watson is— by— by another swindler, with a great deal of moral indignation. It's unreal, you know. You were both trying to cheat each other and you be- gan. You and Mrs. Tobin began, you know. You Digitized by Google THE OAKLEYITES 195 can't get over that. She had good luck. Yon had bad Inck. That is all the difference I can see be- tween yon, except that yon began. ' ' ^^Lonisa '' "Very well, yon and Mrs. Tobin began. I don't say that yon didn't speak the tmth when yon called Mrs. Watson a swi...ndler. Bnt I do say yon were wrong to say it. Yon onght to retract what yon said, and to apologise for what yon said." **Bnt she is, she is I" cried Mrs. Andrews in a moral agony.
* * I think I agree with yon. Bnt yon shonld have left other people to say that, or rather hoped they wonld not, for they might say it eqnally easily abont yon. Now wasn't it a mistake saying it»" **It was not a mistake feeling it. If it was it's one of those eternal mistakes, which makes it ex- actly the same as if it was tme." * * That is a matter on which yon and I may hap- pen to agree," said Dorothy.
What to read after The Oakleyites?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson, E. F. (Edward Frederic), 1867-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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