The Thoroughbred
The Thoroughbred
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That man who bought her clothes this morning he hadn't meant to pay her a hundred and eight een dollars for them. He hadn't meant to pay half of that. But she, Celia, all by herself, had made him do it. And then, up there at Shield's, with that thoroughly correct and highly superior young 118 THE NEW WORLD salesman. She'd gone on with him for three-quar ters of an hour, feeling wretched and ashamed, and a little hopeless, because she knew, without acknowl edging it to herself, that she couldn't... afford to buy the things he was showing to her. But when, at last, for a penance really, because she was ashamed of herself for being ashamed, she'd made herself, who hadn't meant to in the least, tell him the actual literal truth in dollars and cents, she had found herself perfectly at ease at once.
What hurt, she reflected, wasn't having people know things about you. It was having them sus pect things that you were trying to hide. Well, that was easy. She need never be ashamed of any thing again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That man who bought her clothes this morning he hadn't meant to pay her a hundred and eight een dollars for them. He hadn't meant to pay half of that. But she, Celia, all by herself, had made him do it. And then, up there at Shield's, with that thoroughly correct and highly superior young 118 THE NEW WORLD salesman. She'd gone on with him for three-quar ters of an hour, feeling wretched and ashamed, and a little hopeless, because she knew, without acknowl edging it to herself, that she couldn't... afford to buy the things he was showing to her. But when, at last, for a penance really, because she was ashamed of herself for being ashamed, she'd made herself, who hadn't meant to in the least, tell him the actual literal truth in dollars and cents, she had found herself perfectly at ease at once.
What hurt, she reflected, wasn't having people know things about you. It was having them sus pect things that you were trying to hide. Well, that was easy. She need never be ashamed of any thing again.
What to read after The Thoroughbred?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Merwin And Henry Kitchell Webster to read onlineMoreLess
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