The Woman Thou Gavest Me
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Presently shelooked at baby with her little eyes, which were like a pair of shinyboot buttons, and said: "That your child?" I answered her, and then she asked: "Do you like children?" I answered her again, and asked her if she did not like them also.
"Can't say I'm particularly gone on them, " she said, whereupon I repliedthat that was probably because she had not yet had much experience.
"Oh, haven't I? Perhaps I haven't, " she said, and then with a hardlittle laugh, she added "Mother's had ni...ne though. " I asked if she was a shop assistant, and with a toss of her head shetold me she was a typist.
"Better screw and your evenings off, " she said, and then she returned tothe subject of children.
One of her chums in the office who used to go out with her every nightto the music-halls got into trouble a year or two ago. As a consequenceshe had to marry. And what was the result? Never had her nose out of thewash-tub now!
The story was crude enough, yet it touched me closely.
"But couldn't she have put her baby out to nurse and get anothersituation somewhere?" I asked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Presently shelooked at baby with her little eyes, which were like a pair of shinyboot buttons, and said: "That your child?" I answered her, and then she asked: "Do you like children?" I answered her again, and asked her if she did not like them also.
"Can't say I'm particularly gone on them, " she said, whereupon I repliedthat that was probably because she had not yet had much experience.
"Oh, haven't I? Perhaps I haven't, " she said, and then with a hardlittle laugh, she added "Mother's had ni...ne though. " I asked if she was a shop assistant, and with a toss of her head shetold me she was a typist.
"Better screw and your evenings off, " she said, and then she returned tothe subject of children.
One of her chums in the office who used to go out with her every nightto the music-halls got into trouble a year or two ago. As a consequenceshe had to marry. And what was the result? Never had her nose out of thewash-tub now!
The story was crude enough, yet it touched me closely.
"But couldn't she have put her baby out to nurse and get anothersituation somewhere?" I asked.
What to read after The Woman Thou Gavest Me?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caine Hall Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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