The Wings of the Dove, volume Ii
The Wings of the Dove, volume Ii
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"She's certainlygood enough, as you call it, in the sense that I'm assured she'sbetter. Mrs. Stringham, an hour or two since, was in great feather tome about it. She evidently believes her better. " "Well, if they choose to call it so--!" "And what do _you_ call it--as against them?" "I don't call it anything to any one but you. I'm not 'against' them!"Kate added as with just a fresh breath of impatience for all he had tobe taught.
"That's what I'm talking about, " he said. "What do you call it... to me?" It made her wait a little. "She isn't better. She's worse. But that hasnothing to do with it. " "Nothing to do?" He wondered.
But she was clear. "Nothing to do with us. Except of course that we'redoing our best for her. We're making her want to live. " And Kate againwatched her. "To-night she does want to live. " She spoke with akindness that had the strange property of striking him asinconsequent--so much, and doubtless so unjustly, had all her clearnessbeen an implication of the hard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"She's certainlygood enough, as you call it, in the sense that I'm assured she'sbetter. Mrs. Stringham, an hour or two since, was in great feather tome about it. She evidently believes her better. " "Well, if they choose to call it so--!" "And what do _you_ call it--as against them?" "I don't call it anything to any one but you. I'm not 'against' them!"Kate added as with just a fresh breath of impatience for all he had tobe taught.
"That's what I'm talking about, " he said. "What do you call it... to me?" It made her wait a little. "She isn't better. She's worse. But that hasnothing to do with it. " "Nothing to do?" He wondered.
But she was clear. "Nothing to do with us. Except of course that we'redoing our best for her. We're making her want to live. " And Kate againwatched her. "To-night she does want to live. " She spoke with akindness that had the strange property of striking him asinconsequent--so much, and doubtless so unjustly, had all her clearnessbeen an implication of the hard.
What to read after The Wings of the Dove, volume Ii?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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