They And I
They And I
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"Look at the thing from the humorous point of view. It's funny when you come to think of it. Wherever the poor girl goes, trying to peel her potatoes in peace and quietness, we hurst in upon her. Wh^t we ought to do now is to take a walk in the wood. It is a pretty wood. We might say we had come to pick wild flowers." But I could not persuade him. He said he had letters to write, and, if I would allow him, would remain in his room till dinner was ready.
Dick and Veronica came in a little later.... Dick had been to see Mr. St. Leonard to arrange about lessons in farming. He said he thought I should like the old man, who wasn't a bit like a farmer.
He had brought Veronica back in one of her good moods, she having met there and fallen in love mih a donkey. Dick confided to me that, with- out committing himself, he had hinted to Veronica that if she would remain good for quite a long while I might be induced to buy it for her. It was a sturdy litde animal, and could be made use- ful. AnyhoW) It would give Veronica an object io6 THEY AND I in life — something to strive for — ^which was just what she wanted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Look at the thing from the humorous point of view. It's funny when you come to think of it. Wherever the poor girl goes, trying to peel her potatoes in peace and quietness, we hurst in upon her. Wh^t we ought to do now is to take a walk in the wood. It is a pretty wood. We might say we had come to pick wild flowers." But I could not persuade him. He said he had letters to write, and, if I would allow him, would remain in his room till dinner was ready.
Dick and Veronica came in a little later.... Dick had been to see Mr. St. Leonard to arrange about lessons in farming. He said he thought I should like the old man, who wasn't a bit like a farmer.
He had brought Veronica back in one of her good moods, she having met there and fallen in love mih a donkey. Dick confided to me that, with- out committing himself, he had hinted to Veronica that if she would remain good for quite a long while I might be induced to buy it for her. It was a sturdy litde animal, and could be made use- ful. AnyhoW) It would give Veronica an object io6 THEY AND I in life — something to strive for — ^which was just what she wanted.
What to read after They And I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerome Jerome Klapka to read onlineMoreLess
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