Under Handicap
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"I have not meant to be unkind, Mr. Conniston, " she said, after amoment. A new note had crept into her voice with what sounded likesympathy. He did not look toward her. "And, after all, it is none ofmy concern how you think, how you carry yourself. But I did want youto realize just what that great handicap is. You said on that day whenyou first came to the Half Moon that you were going to make yourselfmy friend, didn't you? Do you mind if I talk to you now like a friend?You may call me presump...tuous if you like. No doubt I am. As a friend Ihave a right to be meddlesome, haven't I?" She smiled at him asbrightly as if she had never said or thought the things which she hadflung at him a moment ago. "To begin with, then, I think that you havedeep down in some corner of your being a strength which might do greatthings, that nature intended you to be a man, a great, big, splendidman!" "Thanks, " murmured Conniston, dryly. "I don't know what I have done todeserve--" "Nothing! You have done nothing!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I have not meant to be unkind, Mr. Conniston, " she said, after amoment. A new note had crept into her voice with what sounded likesympathy. He did not look toward her. "And, after all, it is none ofmy concern how you think, how you carry yourself. But I did want youto realize just what that great handicap is. You said on that day whenyou first came to the Half Moon that you were going to make yourselfmy friend, didn't you? Do you mind if I talk to you now like a friend?You may call me presump...tuous if you like. No doubt I am. As a friend Ihave a right to be meddlesome, haven't I?" She smiled at him asbrightly as if she had never said or thought the things which she hadflung at him a moment ago. "To begin with, then, I think that you havedeep down in some corner of your being a strength which might do greatthings, that nature intended you to be a man, a great, big, splendidman!" "Thanks, " murmured Conniston, dryly. "I don't know what I have done todeserve--" "Nothing! You have done nothing!
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gregory Jackson to read onlineMoreLess
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