The Romance of a Plain Man
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Once or twice I had spoken of President, trying to excite a look of gratitude, if not of affection ; but even then no change had come in the mirror-like surface of her blue eyes.
President, I was aware, had sacrificed himself to her while I was still a child, had slaved and toiled and denied himself that he might make her a lady. Yet when r asked her if she ever wrote to him, she smiled quietly and shook her head.
"Why don't you write to him, Jessy? He was always fond of you." "He writes such d...readful letters — just like a work- 252 THE KOMANCE OF A PLAIN MAN ing-man's — that I hate to get them," she answered, turning to catch the effect of her train in the long mirror.
^"He is a working-man, Jessy, and so am I." She accepted the statement without demur, as she accepted everything — neither denying nor disputing, but apparently indifferent to its truth or falseness.
My eyes met Sally's in the glass, and they held me in a long, compassionate gaze.
"All men are working-men, Jessy, if they are worth anything," she said, "and any work is good work if it is well done." "He is a miner," responded Jessy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Once or twice I had spoken of President, trying to excite a look of gratitude, if not of affection ; but even then no change had come in the mirror-like surface of her blue eyes.
President, I was aware, had sacrificed himself to her while I was still a child, had slaved and toiled and denied himself that he might make her a lady. Yet when r asked her if she ever wrote to him, she smiled quietly and shook her head.
"Why don't you write to him, Jessy? He was always fond of you." "He writes such d...readful letters — just like a work- 252 THE KOMANCE OF A PLAIN MAN ing-man's — that I hate to get them," she answered, turning to catch the effect of her train in the long mirror.
^"He is a working-man, Jessy, and so am I." She accepted the statement without demur, as she accepted everything — neither denying nor disputing, but apparently indifferent to its truth or falseness.
My eyes met Sally's in the glass, and they held me in a long, compassionate gaze.
"All men are working-men, Jessy, if they are worth anything," she said, "and any work is good work if it is well done." "He is a miner," responded Jessy.
What to read after The Romance of a Plain Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glasgow Ellen Anderson Gholson to read onlineMoreLess
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