To-Morrow
To-Morrow
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I am not given that way--don't you think. There's nothing and nobody that can get over me unless I like. I can beas steady as a rock. My chum sees the paper this morning, and says he tome: 'Go on, Harry: loving parent. That's five quid sure. ' So we scrapedall our pockets for the fare. Devil of a lark!" "You have a hard heart, I am afraid, " she sighed.
"What for? For running away? Why! he wanted to make a lawyer's clerk ofme--just to please himself. Master in his own house; and my poor mothere...gged him on--for my good, I suppose. Well, then--so long; and I went. No, I tell you: the day I cleared out, I was all black and blue from hisgreat fondness for me. Ah! he was always a bit of a character. Look atthat shovel now. Off his chump? Not much. That's just exactly like mydad. He wants me here just to have somebody to order about. However, we two were hard up; and what's five quid to him--once in sixteen hardyears?" "Oh, but I am sorry for you. Did you never want to come back home?" "Be a lawyer's clerk and rot here--in some such place as this?" he criedin contempt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am not given that way--don't you think. There's nothing and nobody that can get over me unless I like. I can beas steady as a rock. My chum sees the paper this morning, and says he tome: 'Go on, Harry: loving parent. That's five quid sure. ' So we scrapedall our pockets for the fare. Devil of a lark!" "You have a hard heart, I am afraid, " she sighed.
"What for? For running away? Why! he wanted to make a lawyer's clerk ofme--just to please himself. Master in his own house; and my poor mothere...gged him on--for my good, I suppose. Well, then--so long; and I went. No, I tell you: the day I cleared out, I was all black and blue from hisgreat fondness for me. Ah! he was always a bit of a character. Look atthat shovel now. Off his chump? Not much. That's just exactly like mydad. He wants me here just to have somebody to order about. However, we two were hard up; and what's five quid to him--once in sixteen hardyears?" "Oh, but I am sorry for you. Did you never want to come back home?" "Be a lawyer's clerk and rot here--in some such place as this?" he criedin contempt.
What to read after To-Morrow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Conrad Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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