The Relentless City
The Relentless City
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And the critical observer, if, after making one clever mistake, he had been willing to hazard another, and had guessed that at Mrs. Emsworth's age AmeUe would be like Mrs.
Emsworth, would have risked a mistake that was not clever. For it is very seldom that experience confirms one's childish instincts; in ninety-nine cases out of a hundred it either eradicates them altogether, or, at any rate, modifies them almost beyond recognition. Mrs.
Emsworth had won back to what had not been in her an ins...tinct when she was a child; and it was more un- likely that Amelie, when a woman, would retain the in- stincts that were now hers.
At the present moment Amelie's enthusiasm was largely taken up with food.
"Päpa, you have an angehe nature," she said; "and how you can sit there chewing Crackers and sipping milk without throwing the table things at me I can't conjecture." "Habit of self-control, Amelie," said he, his eyes smiling at her; "perhaps you will leam it some day.
When does your mother come down?" "This aftemoon, with the two English folk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the critical observer, if, after making one clever mistake, he had been willing to hazard another, and had guessed that at Mrs. Emsworth's age AmeUe would be like Mrs.
Emsworth, would have risked a mistake that was not clever. For it is very seldom that experience confirms one's childish instincts; in ninety-nine cases out of a hundred it either eradicates them altogether, or, at any rate, modifies them almost beyond recognition. Mrs.
Emsworth had won back to what had not been in her an ins...tinct when she was a child; and it was more un- likely that Amelie, when a woman, would retain the in- stincts that were now hers.
At the present moment Amelie's enthusiasm was largely taken up with food.
"Päpa, you have an angehe nature," she said; "and how you can sit there chewing Crackers and sipping milk without throwing the table things at me I can't conjecture." "Habit of self-control, Amelie," said he, his eyes smiling at her; "perhaps you will leam it some day.
When does your mother come down?" "This aftemoon, with the two English folk.
What to read after The Relentless City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson Edward Frederic to read onlineMoreLess
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