The Pit
The Pit
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.. Landry Court was here last night, and--oh, I don't know, he's so silly. But he said--well, he said this--well, I said that Iunderstood how he felt about certain things, about 'getting on, ' andbeing clean and fine and all that sort of thing you know; and then hesaid, 'Oh, you don't know what it means to me to look into the eyes ofa woman who really understands. '" "_Did_ he?" said Laura, lifting her eyebrows.
"Yes, and he seemed so fine and earnest. Laura, wh--" Page adjusted ahairpin at the... back of her head, and moved closer to Laura, her eyes onthe floor. "Laura--what do you suppose it did mean to him--don't youthink it was foolish of him to talk like that?" "Not at all, " Laura said, decisively. "If he said that he meantit--meant that he cared a great deal for you. " "Oh, I didn't mean that!" shrieked Page. "But there's a great deal moreto Landry than I think we've suspected. He wants to be more than a meremoney-getting machine, he says, and he wants to cultivate his mind andunderstand art and literature and that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
.. Landry Court was here last night, and--oh, I don't know, he's so silly. But he said--well, he said this--well, I said that Iunderstood how he felt about certain things, about 'getting on, ' andbeing clean and fine and all that sort of thing you know; and then hesaid, 'Oh, you don't know what it means to me to look into the eyes ofa woman who really understands. '" "_Did_ he?" said Laura, lifting her eyebrows.
"Yes, and he seemed so fine and earnest. Laura, wh--" Page adjusted ahairpin at the... back of her head, and moved closer to Laura, her eyes onthe floor. "Laura--what do you suppose it did mean to him--don't youthink it was foolish of him to talk like that?" "Not at all, " Laura said, decisively. "If he said that he meantit--meant that he cared a great deal for you. " "Oh, I didn't mean that!" shrieked Page. "But there's a great deal moreto Landry than I think we've suspected. He wants to be more than a meremoney-getting machine, he says, and he wants to cultivate his mind andunderstand art and literature and that.
What to read after The Pit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norris Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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