The Quality of Mercy : a Novel
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Now, if you don't promise you'll freely consent to what I want to do with my own, I will never come back to this house, or ever see you again, or speak to you. Do you promise ? " " Oh, well, I promise," said Adeline, forlornly, with a weak dribble of tears. " Yo« can take your half of the place that mother owned, and give it to the men that are trying to destroy father's character ! But I shall never say that I wanted you should do it." " So that you don't say anything against it, I don't care ...what else you say." Suzette put on her jacket and stood buttoning it at her soft throat. " / do it ; and I do it for mother's sake and for father's.
I care as much for them as you do." In the evening Putney came, and she told him she wished him to contrive whatever form was necessary to put her father's creditors in possession of her half of the estate. " My sister doesn't feel as I do about it," she ended. " She thinks they have no right to it, and we ought to keep it. But she has agreed to let me give my half up." Putney went to the door and threw out the quid of tobacco which he had been absently chewing upon while she spoke.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now, if you don't promise you'll freely consent to what I want to do with my own, I will never come back to this house, or ever see you again, or speak to you. Do you promise ? " " Oh, well, I promise," said Adeline, forlornly, with a weak dribble of tears. " Yo« can take your half of the place that mother owned, and give it to the men that are trying to destroy father's character ! But I shall never say that I wanted you should do it." " So that you don't say anything against it, I don't care ...what else you say." Suzette put on her jacket and stood buttoning it at her soft throat. " / do it ; and I do it for mother's sake and for father's.
I care as much for them as you do." In the evening Putney came, and she told him she wished him to contrive whatever form was necessary to put her father's creditors in possession of her half of the estate. " My sister doesn't feel as I do about it," she ended. " She thinks they have no right to it, and we ought to keep it. But she has agreed to let me give my half up." Putney went to the door and threw out the quid of tobacco which he had been absently chewing upon while she spoke.
What to read after The Quality of Mercy : a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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