The Railway Man And His Children
The Railway Man And His Children
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She is like the governor, don't you know. She has got a great deal of the devil in her. So have you, I should think." " Me ! " said Marion, much shocked. " I am not what you think at all." " Yes," said Eddy, " I am sure you are what I think. As nice as girls are made, but plenty of devilry and a spirit for anything. That is precisely what I like best." " Well," said Marion, " I will allow that I have a great deal of spirit, if that's what you call the ; but you shouldn't say bad words. Do you m...ean that girls are not made so nice as men ? for I think you're very impudent to say so, and me a girl that you are speaking to." " Girls," said Eddy, with an air of authority, " are sometimes much better, and sometimes they are a Digitized by CjOOQ IC I04 THE RAILWA Y MAN chap.
great deal worse than men. There's no medium in them. You are one of the nice ones, so of course you are a great deal nicer than a fellow like me, or even your brother. I am a dreadful little beggar, and that is the truth." " Oh, you like to say ill things of yourself." " No, I don't if they weren't true.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She is like the governor, don't you know. She has got a great deal of the devil in her. So have you, I should think." " Me ! " said Marion, much shocked. " I am not what you think at all." " Yes," said Eddy, " I am sure you are what I think. As nice as girls are made, but plenty of devilry and a spirit for anything. That is precisely what I like best." " Well," said Marion, " I will allow that I have a great deal of spirit, if that's what you call the ; but you shouldn't say bad words. Do you m...ean that girls are not made so nice as men ? for I think you're very impudent to say so, and me a girl that you are speaking to." " Girls," said Eddy, with an air of authority, " are sometimes much better, and sometimes they are a Digitized by CjOOQ IC I04 THE RAILWA Y MAN chap.
great deal worse than men. There's no medium in them. You are one of the nice ones, so of course you are a great deal nicer than a fellow like me, or even your brother. I am a dreadful little beggar, and that is the truth." " Oh, you like to say ill things of yourself." " No, I don't if they weren't true.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliphant, Mrs. (Margaret), 1828-1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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