The Story of a Play
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Why, it would be dreadful if we let him believe it was allgoing well, and perhaps tell others that it was, and we knew all thetime that it wasn't. He would hate that, and he wouldn't like us forletting him. " "Hadn't you better give the thing a chance to go right? There hasn'tbeen time yet. " "No, dearest, I feel that since I've bragged so to papa, I ought to eathumble-pie before him as soon as possible. " "Yes. Why should you make me eat it, too?" "I can't help that; I would if I could. But, u...nfortunately, we are one. " "And you seem to be the one. Suppose I should ask you not to eathumble-pie before your father?" "Then, of course, I should do as you asked. But I hope you won't. " Maxwell did not say anything, and she went on, tenderly, entreatingly, "And I hope you'll never allow me to deceive myself about anything youdo. I should resent it a great deal more than if you had positivelydeceived me. Will you promise me, if anything sad or bad happens, thatyou don't want me to know because it will make me unhappy ordisagreeable, you'll tell me at once?" "It won't be necessary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why, it would be dreadful if we let him believe it was allgoing well, and perhaps tell others that it was, and we knew all thetime that it wasn't. He would hate that, and he wouldn't like us forletting him. " "Hadn't you better give the thing a chance to go right? There hasn'tbeen time yet. " "No, dearest, I feel that since I've bragged so to papa, I ought to eathumble-pie before him as soon as possible. " "Yes. Why should you make me eat it, too?" "I can't help that; I would if I could. But, u...nfortunately, we are one. " "And you seem to be the one. Suppose I should ask you not to eathumble-pie before your father?" "Then, of course, I should do as you asked. But I hope you won't. " Maxwell did not say anything, and she went on, tenderly, entreatingly, "And I hope you'll never allow me to deceive myself about anything youdo. I should resent it a great deal more than if you had positivelydeceived me. Will you promise me, if anything sad or bad happens, thatyou don't want me to know because it will make me unhappy ordisagreeable, you'll tell me at once?" "It won't be necessary.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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