The Secret of the Tower
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" To tell the truth, Mary was not only encouraged, shewas pleased by the hit she had scored, and flattered by hisacknowledgment of it. "Well, then, I'll put another point. You needn'tanswer if you don't like. " "I shall answer if I can, depend on it!" He laughed, and Mary, for abrief instant, joined in his laugh. His sudden lapses into candor seemedsomehow to put the serious hostile questioner ridiculously in the wrong. Could a man like that really have anything to conceal?
But she held to her ...purpose. "You're a friendly sort of man, you offerand accept attentions and kindnesses, you're not stand-offish, orhaughty, or sulky; you make friends easily, especially, perhaps, withwomen; they like you, and like to be pleasant and kind to you. There aremen--patients, I mean--very hard to deal with; men who resent being ill, resent having to have things done to them and for them, who especiallyresent the services of women, even of nurses--I mean in quite indifferentthings, not merely in things where a man may naturally shrink from theirhelp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" To tell the truth, Mary was not only encouraged, shewas pleased by the hit she had scored, and flattered by hisacknowledgment of it. "Well, then, I'll put another point. You needn'tanswer if you don't like. " "I shall answer if I can, depend on it!" He laughed, and Mary, for abrief instant, joined in his laugh. His sudden lapses into candor seemedsomehow to put the serious hostile questioner ridiculously in the wrong. Could a man like that really have anything to conceal?
But she held to her ...purpose. "You're a friendly sort of man, you offerand accept attentions and kindnesses, you're not stand-offish, orhaughty, or sulky; you make friends easily, especially, perhaps, withwomen; they like you, and like to be pleasant and kind to you. There aremen--patients, I mean--very hard to deal with; men who resent being ill, resent having to have things done to them and for them, who especiallyresent the services of women, even of nurses--I mean in quite indifferentthings, not merely in things where a man may naturally shrink from theirhelp.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hope Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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