The Queens Christmas Carol
The Queens Christmas Carol
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. Were blind because of Jack. . . . And I married Jack ... I mustn't com- plain. ... I am one of the hundred million women who marry — Jacks.
Sir G. A better, finer man never lived.
Lady T. I dare say — in fact, I am sure. But you should see us when we are alone, sitting there night after night, with never a word to say to each other ! You tell me you're tired of polo, and golf, and bridge. Weil, how about me ? And need you be scowling so fiercely, and begrudge me my one little wail, you who ar...e going away ?
Sir G. {angrily). Yes, I am going away, and I shall marry a Chinese. I shall marry the first Chinese woman I meet.
Lady T. This is very sudden. Why ?
Sir G. Because, at least, not knowing the language, she won't be able to say unkind things about me to my friends.
44 THE OPEN DOOR Lady T. {her chin on her hand, looking squarely at him) . Geoffrey, is Jack a bore ?
Sir G. He never bores me.
Lady T. That's because he shot your tiger, and you rubbed his nose. Besides, you talk about horses, and so on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. Were blind because of Jack. . . . And I married Jack ... I mustn't com- plain. ... I am one of the hundred million women who marry — Jacks.
Sir G. A better, finer man never lived.
Lady T. I dare say — in fact, I am sure. But you should see us when we are alone, sitting there night after night, with never a word to say to each other ! You tell me you're tired of polo, and golf, and bridge. Weil, how about me ? And need you be scowling so fiercely, and begrudge me my one little wail, you who ar...e going away ?
Sir G. {angrily). Yes, I am going away, and I shall marry a Chinese. I shall marry the first Chinese woman I meet.
Lady T. This is very sudden. Why ?
Sir G. Because, at least, not knowing the language, she won't be able to say unkind things about me to my friends.
44 THE OPEN DOOR Lady T. {her chin on her hand, looking squarely at him) . Geoffrey, is Jack a bore ?
Sir G. He never bores me.
Lady T. That's because he shot your tiger, and you rubbed his nose. Besides, you talk about horses, and so on.
What to read after The Queens Christmas Carol?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ballantyne Press to read onlineMoreLess
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