The Story of Eden
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V. C. Was barely thirty, but he looked ten years older.
"This is the consequence of feminine gossip, you see, " said Madge, gaily. " We procrastinate, and then have to appeal for a masculine bodyguard. " "It 's about all men are good for, from a woman's point of view, is n't it ? " he said with a half smile.
" Oh, one or two things besides, to manage the tax-collector and to vote, and other necessary but tire- some things of that sort. " " Yes, I daresay. That 's just like your sex, you are so ...crafty. You think all this in your inmost hearts, and yet you contrive to give men the impression that you think a lot of them ! " V. C. Was half jesting and half serious. His soft, complaining tone came out of the dusk at her side and seemed a part of the fading light. Madge knew he was talking nonsense to pass the time, and keep himself from graver thoughts that drove him mad, and she humoured him.
2i 8 The Story of Eden "Crafty!" she said, laughing. "What a very odd word ! Am I crafty, please?" " Well, now, ar'n't you ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
V. C. Was barely thirty, but he looked ten years older.
"This is the consequence of feminine gossip, you see, " said Madge, gaily. " We procrastinate, and then have to appeal for a masculine bodyguard. " "It 's about all men are good for, from a woman's point of view, is n't it ? " he said with a half smile.
" Oh, one or two things besides, to manage the tax-collector and to vote, and other necessary but tire- some things of that sort. " " Yes, I daresay. That 's just like your sex, you are so ...crafty. You think all this in your inmost hearts, and yet you contrive to give men the impression that you think a lot of them ! " V. C. Was half jesting and half serious. His soft, complaining tone came out of the dusk at her side and seemed a part of the fading light. Madge knew he was talking nonsense to pass the time, and keep himself from graver thoughts that drove him mad, and she humoured him.
2i 8 The Story of Eden "Crafty!" she said, laughing. "What a very odd word ! Am I crafty, please?" " Well, now, ar'n't you ?
What to read after The Story of Eden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dolf Wyllarde to read onlineMoreLess
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