The Patagonia
The Patagonia
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" The consequence of this remark was another "Pshaw!" But Mrs. Peck wenton: "When you've lived opposite to people like that for a long time youfeel as if you had some rights in them--tit for tat! But she didn't takeit up today; she didn't speak to me. She knows who I am as well as sheknows her own mother. " "You had better speak to her first--she's constitutionally shy, " Iremarked.
"Shy? She's constitutionally tough! Why she's thirty years old, " criedmy neighbour. "I suppose you know where sh...e's going. " "Oh yes--we all take an interest in that. " "That young man, I suppose, particularly. " And then as I feigned avagueness: "The handsome one who sits _there_. Didn't you tell me he'sMrs. Nettlepoint's son?" "Oh yes--he acts as her deputy. No doubt he does all he can to carry outher function. " Mrs. Peck briefly brooded. I had spoken jocosely, but she took it with aserious face. "Well, she might let him eat his dinner in peace!" shepresently put forth.
"Oh he'll come back!" I said, glancing at his place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The consequence of this remark was another "Pshaw!" But Mrs. Peck wenton: "When you've lived opposite to people like that for a long time youfeel as if you had some rights in them--tit for tat! But she didn't takeit up today; she didn't speak to me. She knows who I am as well as sheknows her own mother. " "You had better speak to her first--she's constitutionally shy, " Iremarked.
"Shy? She's constitutionally tough! Why she's thirty years old, " criedmy neighbour. "I suppose you know where sh...e's going. " "Oh yes--we all take an interest in that. " "That young man, I suppose, particularly. " And then as I feigned avagueness: "The handsome one who sits _there_. Didn't you tell me he'sMrs. Nettlepoint's son?" "Oh yes--he acts as her deputy. No doubt he does all he can to carry outher function. " Mrs. Peck briefly brooded. I had spoken jocosely, but she took it with aserious face. "Well, she might let him eat his dinner in peace!" shepresently put forth.
"Oh he'll come back!" I said, glancing at his place.
What to read after The Patagonia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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