The Prussian Officer And Other Stories
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" he asked, appealing, after a little silence.
" Ay, it's nothing, " said the old woman, rather bitter.
" I don't want you to — to — to be badly — you know. " " Go an' get your dinner, " she said. She knew she was going to die : moreover, the pain was torture just then. " They're only cosseting me up a bit because I'm an old woman. Miss Louisa's very good — and she'll have got your dinner ready, so you'd better go and eat it. " He felt stupid and ashamed. His mother put him off. He had to turn ...away. The pain burned in his bowels. He went downstairs. The mother was glad he was gone, so that she could moan with pain.
He had resumed the old habit of eating before he washed himself. Miss Louisa served his dinner. It was strange and exciting to her. She was strung up tense, trying to understand him and his mother. She watched him as he sat. He was turned away from his food, looking in the fire. Her soul watched him, trying to see what he was. His black face and arms were uncouth, he was foreign.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" he asked, appealing, after a little silence.
" Ay, it's nothing, " said the old woman, rather bitter.
" I don't want you to — to — to be badly — you know. " " Go an' get your dinner, " she said. She knew she was going to die : moreover, the pain was torture just then. " They're only cosseting me up a bit because I'm an old woman. Miss Louisa's very good — and she'll have got your dinner ready, so you'd better go and eat it. " He felt stupid and ashamed. His mother put him off. He had to turn ...away. The pain burned in his bowels. He went downstairs. The mother was glad he was gone, so that she could moan with pain.
He had resumed the old habit of eating before he washed himself. Miss Louisa served his dinner. It was strange and exciting to her. She was strung up tense, trying to understand him and his mother. She watched him as he sat. He was turned away from his food, looking in the fire. Her soul watched him, trying to see what he was. His black face and arms were uncouth, he was foreign.
What to read after The Prussian Officer And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawrence, D. H. (David Herbert), 1885-1930 to read onlineMoreLess
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