The Secret Passion
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Therefore, the horrible wick- edness your notable fine husband has fallen into must go untold forme. " " What horrible wickedness hath he done. Aunt?" inquired Anne, in a tone of alarm. " Prythee, let me know it. Nay, I will not stir a step till I have heard it all. " " 'Tis but sailor's news, child, " observed Aunt Gadabout, consolingly. " Knewest thou men as truly as do I, thou wouldst marvel at no news of this sort, were it ever so black. There is no treachery they will not act to the spoili...ng of us poor women — there is no injury they will not do against us. One and all, they are a vile, abomina- ble, uncivil, abandoned set of profligate mon- sters and wretches — that's my thinking, '' and again the old woman twisted herself half round her seat with a slap against her palm, and a look that conveyed in it her con- viction that what she had stated there could be no gainsaying.
" But I must and will know what he hath done amiss, " exclaimed Anne, determinedly — a mood by no means unusual to her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Therefore, the horrible wick- edness your notable fine husband has fallen into must go untold forme. " " What horrible wickedness hath he done. Aunt?" inquired Anne, in a tone of alarm. " Prythee, let me know it. Nay, I will not stir a step till I have heard it all. " " 'Tis but sailor's news, child, " observed Aunt Gadabout, consolingly. " Knewest thou men as truly as do I, thou wouldst marvel at no news of this sort, were it ever so black. There is no treachery they will not act to the spoili...ng of us poor women — there is no injury they will not do against us. One and all, they are a vile, abomina- ble, uncivil, abandoned set of profligate mon- sters and wretches — that's my thinking, '' and again the old woman twisted herself half round her seat with a slap against her palm, and a look that conveyed in it her con- viction that what she had stated there could be no gainsaying.
" But I must and will know what he hath done amiss, " exclaimed Anne, determinedly — a mood by no means unusual to her.
What to read after The Secret Passion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Folkestone Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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