The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club, volume 4
The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club, volume 4
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191 Mary sbook her head, and sighed too.
" I must apply it to the hemperor for leave of ab- sence/' said Sam.
Mary sighed again, — the letter was so very affect- ing.
" Good-by ! " said Sam.
" Good-by/' rejoined the pretty house-maid, turning her head away.
" Well, shake hands, won't you ? " said Sam.
The pretty house-maid put out a hand which, although it was a house-maid's, was a very small one, and rose to go.
" I shan't be wery long avay," said Sam.
"You're always away," said Mary, giving h...er head the slightest possible toss in the air. " You no sooner come, Mr. Weller, than you go again." Mr. Weller drew the household beauty closer to him, and entered upon a whispering conversation, which had not proceeded far, when she turned her face round and condescended to look at him again. When they parted, it was somehow or other indispensably necessary for her to go to her room, and arrange the cap and curls before she could think of presenting herself to her mistress; which preparatory ceremony she went off to perform, be- stowing many nods and smiles on Sam, over the banis- ters as she tripped up-stairs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
191 Mary sbook her head, and sighed too.
" I must apply it to the hemperor for leave of ab- sence/' said Sam.
Mary sighed again, — the letter was so very affect- ing.
" Good-by ! " said Sam.
" Good-by/' rejoined the pretty house-maid, turning her head away.
" Well, shake hands, won't you ? " said Sam.
The pretty house-maid put out a hand which, although it was a house-maid's, was a very small one, and rose to go.
" I shan't be wery long avay," said Sam.
"You're always away," said Mary, giving h...er head the slightest possible toss in the air. " You no sooner come, Mr. Weller, than you go again." Mr. Weller drew the household beauty closer to him, and entered upon a whispering conversation, which had not proceeded far, when she turned her face round and condescended to look at him again. When they parted, it was somehow or other indispensably necessary for her to go to her room, and arrange the cap and curls before she could think of presenting herself to her mistress; which preparatory ceremony she went off to perform, be- stowing many nods and smiles on Sam, over the banis- ters as she tripped up-stairs.
What to read after The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club, volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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