Two Sides of the Face
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"I reckon I can trust a daughter o' mine, " says she.
It must have been nervous work for her, though, as they brought the pairalong the street: and poor Lally didn't help her much by looking a pictureof shame. But the Major stepped along gaily and up to the platform;and I'll warrant a tier of guns there couldn't have tried a man's courageworse.
"I humbly beg your pardon, madam. The tide cut us off while I was engagedin persuading your daughter to accept my hand. I cannot tell you, "--herehe let... fly a lover's glance at Lally--"if the delay helped me. But shehas accepted me, ma'am, and with your leave we shall be the happiestcouple in England. " They _do_ say that Mrs. Lebow's hand went up to box the poor girl's ears. But the Bottrells had wits as well as breed, one and all; and it ended byher giving the Major two fingers and dropping him one of those curtseysthat I've described to you already.
Ay, and the cream of the fun was that, what with her public speaking forone party and giving her daughter to the other, the doubtful voterscouldn't for the life of them tell how to please her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I reckon I can trust a daughter o' mine, " says she.
It must have been nervous work for her, though, as they brought the pairalong the street: and poor Lally didn't help her much by looking a pictureof shame. But the Major stepped along gaily and up to the platform;and I'll warrant a tier of guns there couldn't have tried a man's courageworse.
"I humbly beg your pardon, madam. The tide cut us off while I was engagedin persuading your daughter to accept my hand. I cannot tell you, "--herehe let... fly a lover's glance at Lally--"if the delay helped me. But shehas accepted me, ma'am, and with your leave we shall be the happiestcouple in England. " They _do_ say that Mrs. Lebow's hand went up to box the poor girl's ears. But the Bottrells had wits as well as breed, one and all; and it ended byher giving the Major two fingers and dropping him one of those curtseysthat I've described to you already.
Ay, and the cream of the fun was that, what with her public speaking forone party and giving her daughter to the other, the doubtful voterscouldn't for the life of them tell how to please her.
What to read after Two Sides of the Face?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Quiller-Couch Arthur Thomas Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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