The Story of the Gadsbys
The Story of the Gadsbys
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I don't think you quite understand me. Shall I repeat it?
MRS. H. No! For pity's sake don't do that. It's too terrible, even infur.
CAPT. G. I'll let her think it over for a while. But I ought to behorsewhipped.
MRS. H. I want to know what you meant by what you said just now.
CAPT. G. Exactly what I said. No less.
MRS. H. But what have I done to deserve it? What have I done?
CAPT. G. (Aside. ) If she only wouldn't look at me. (Aloud and veryslowly, his eyes on his plate. ) D'you remember that e...vening in July, before the Rains broke, when you said that the end would have to comesooner or later--and you wondered for which of US it would come first?
MRS. H. Yes! I was only joking. And you swore that, as long as there wasbreath in your body, it should never come. And I believed you.
CAPT. G. (Fingering menu-card. ) Well, it has. That's all.
A long pause, during which MRS. H. Bows her head and rolls thebread-twist into little pellets; G. Stares at the oleanders.
MRS. H. (Throwing back her head and laughing naturally.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I don't think you quite understand me. Shall I repeat it?
MRS. H. No! For pity's sake don't do that. It's too terrible, even infur.
CAPT. G. I'll let her think it over for a while. But I ought to behorsewhipped.
MRS. H. I want to know what you meant by what you said just now.
CAPT. G. Exactly what I said. No less.
MRS. H. But what have I done to deserve it? What have I done?
CAPT. G. (Aside. ) If she only wouldn't look at me. (Aloud and veryslowly, his eyes on his plate. ) D'you remember that e...vening in July, before the Rains broke, when you said that the end would have to comesooner or later--and you wondered for which of US it would come first?
MRS. H. Yes! I was only joking. And you swore that, as long as there wasbreath in your body, it should never come. And I believed you.
CAPT. G. (Fingering menu-card. ) Well, it has. That's all.
A long pause, during which MRS. H. Bows her head and rolls thebread-twist into little pellets; G. Stares at the oleanders.
MRS. H. (Throwing back her head and laughing naturally.
What to read after The Story of the Gadsbys?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kipling, Rudyard, 1865-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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