The Prince And the Pauper, Part 3.
The Prince And the Pauper, Part 3.
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She could not describe it, she couldnot tell just what it was, and yet her sharp mother-instinct seemed todetect it and perceive it. What if the boy were really not her son, after all? Oh, absurd! She almost smiled at the idea, spite of hergriefs and troubles. No matter, she found that it was an idea that wouldnot 'down, ' but persisted in haunting her. It pursued her, it harassedher, it clung to her, and refused to be put away or ignored. At last sheperceived that there was not going to be any... peace for her until sheshould devise a test that should prove, clearly and without question, whether this lad was her son or not, and so banish these wearing andworrying doubts. Ah, yes, this was plainly the right way out of thedifficulty; therefore she set her wits to work at once to contrive thattest. But it was an easier thing to propose than to accomplish. Sheturned over in her mind one promising test after another, but was obligedto relinquish them all--none of them were absolutely sure, absolutelyperfect; and an imperfect one could not satisfy her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She could not describe it, she couldnot tell just what it was, and yet her sharp mother-instinct seemed todetect it and perceive it. What if the boy were really not her son, after all? Oh, absurd! She almost smiled at the idea, spite of hergriefs and troubles. No matter, she found that it was an idea that wouldnot 'down, ' but persisted in haunting her. It pursued her, it harassedher, it clung to her, and refused to be put away or ignored. At last sheperceived that there was not going to be any... peace for her until sheshould devise a test that should prove, clearly and without question, whether this lad was her son or not, and so banish these wearing andworrying doubts. Ah, yes, this was plainly the right way out of thedifficulty; therefore she set her wits to work at once to contrive thattest. But it was an easier thing to propose than to accomplish. Sheturned over in her mind one promising test after another, but was obligedto relinquish them all--none of them were absolutely sure, absolutelyperfect; and an imperfect one could not satisfy her.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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