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We need not multiply examples: your daughter, the governess. Church- ley " She broke in — "Of course, I admit their weakness. But don't you see how I protect and support them?
[18] TfflNGS How could you imagine that I was the cause?" "Isn't it suggestive that practi- cally every one with whom you come in contact " "My husband," she retorted, quot- ing an instance against him.
"Your husband has great natural calm, and spends eight hours a day out of the house. You have made this home, this reall...y wonderful home, for those you love. No one admires the achievement more than I do. But you have sacrificed too much of yourself in doing it; and I'm not speaking of your physical strength. In this library, in which you are so fond of sitting, how many books have you ever read?" "I was a great reader as a girl," she answered.
[Id] THINGS "Which of these have you read in the last ten years?" She murmured that he perhaps ^hardly understood the demands upon her time.
"You never read. You can't/' he returned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We need not multiply examples: your daughter, the governess. Church- ley " She broke in — "Of course, I admit their weakness. But don't you see how I protect and support them?
[18] TfflNGS How could you imagine that I was the cause?" "Isn't it suggestive that practi- cally every one with whom you come in contact " "My husband," she retorted, quot- ing an instance against him.
"Your husband has great natural calm, and spends eight hours a day out of the house. You have made this home, this reall...y wonderful home, for those you love. No one admires the achievement more than I do. But you have sacrificed too much of yourself in doing it; and I'm not speaking of your physical strength. In this library, in which you are so fond of sitting, how many books have you ever read?" "I was a great reader as a girl," she answered.
[Id] THINGS "Which of these have you read in the last ten years?" She murmured that he perhaps ^hardly understood the demands upon her time.
"You never read. You can't/' he returned.
What to read after Things?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller Alice Duer to read onlineMoreLess
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