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' I don't quite know, ' she said simply. ' Sometimes more — some- times less. They come and stay with me because I love them, you see. ' 'That must be very jolly, ' I said, replacing a drawer, and as I spoke I heard the inanity of my answer. ' You — you aren't laughing at me, ' she cried. ' I — I haven't any of my own. I never married. People laugh at me sometimes about them because — because — ' 'THEY- 35 ' Because they're savages, ' I returned. ' It's nothing to fret for. That sort laugh at e...verything that isn't in their own fat lives. ' I don't knov^''. How should I ? I only don't like being laughed at about them. It hurts ; and when one can't see. . .. I don't want to seem silly, ' her chin quivered like a child's as she spoke, * but we blindies have only one skin, I think. Everything outside hits straight at our souls. It's different with you. You've such good defences in your eyes — looking out — before any one can really pain you in your soul. People forget that with us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' I don't quite know, ' she said simply. ' Sometimes more — some- times less. They come and stay with me because I love them, you see. ' 'That must be very jolly, ' I said, replacing a drawer, and as I spoke I heard the inanity of my answer. ' You — you aren't laughing at me, ' she cried. ' I — I haven't any of my own. I never married. People laugh at me sometimes about them because — because — ' 'THEY- 35 ' Because they're savages, ' I returned. ' It's nothing to fret for. That sort laugh at e...verything that isn't in their own fat lives. ' I don't knov^''. How should I ? I only don't like being laughed at about them. It hurts ; and when one can't see. . .. I don't want to seem silly, ' her chin quivered like a child's as she spoke, * but we blindies have only one skin, I think. Everything outside hits straight at our souls. It's different with you. You've such good defences in your eyes — looking out — before any one can really pain you in your soul. People forget that with us.
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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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