When God Laughs, And Other Stories
When God Laughs, And Other Stories
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We. .. " she began flounderingly. Then blurted out, "I lethim, and he kissed me. " "Go on, " Bashford commanded desperately.
"That's all, " she answered.
"All?" There was a vast incredulity in his voice.
"All?" In her voice was an interrogation no less vast.
"I mean--er--nothing worse?" He was overwhelmingly aware of his ownawkwardness.
"Worse?" She was frankly puzzled. "As though there could be! Billysaid--" "When did he say it?" Bashford demanded abruptly.
"In his letter I got this morning. B...illy said that my. .. Our. .. Ourkisses were terrible if we didn't get married. " Bashford's head was swimming.
"What else did Billy say?" he asked.
"He said that when a woman allowed a man to kiss her, she always marriedhim--that it was terrible if she didn't. It was the custom, he said;and I say it is a bad, wicked custom, and I don't like it. I know I'mterrible, " she added defiantly, "but I can't help it. " Bashford absent-mindedly brought out a cigarette.
"Do you mind if I smoke?" he asked, as he struck a match.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We. .. " she began flounderingly. Then blurted out, "I lethim, and he kissed me. " "Go on, " Bashford commanded desperately.
"That's all, " she answered.
"All?" There was a vast incredulity in his voice.
"All?" In her voice was an interrogation no less vast.
"I mean--er--nothing worse?" He was overwhelmingly aware of his ownawkwardness.
"Worse?" She was frankly puzzled. "As though there could be! Billysaid--" "When did he say it?" Bashford demanded abruptly.
"In his letter I got this morning. B...illy said that my. .. Our. .. Ourkisses were terrible if we didn't get married. " Bashford's head was swimming.
"What else did Billy say?" he asked.
"He said that when a woman allowed a man to kiss her, she always marriedhim--that it was terrible if she didn't. It was the custom, he said;and I say it is a bad, wicked custom, and I don't like it. I know I'mterrible, " she added defiantly, "but I can't help it. " Bashford absent-mindedly brought out a cigarette.
"Do you mind if I smoke?" he asked, as he struck a match.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by London Jack to read onlineMoreLess
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