A Life's Morning
A Life's Morning
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The two sat with him, and listened tohis talk of bygone days. Emily's face was flushed; she kept her eyes onCheeseman as if his arrival were that of a long-hoped-for friend. Thevisitor abounded in compliments to mother and daughter alike. He ate, the while, with extreme heartiness, and at length drew from the table inthe most effusive mood.
'Mrs. Hood, ' he said, leaning forward, 'I owe you an apology, manyapologies. You and your good husband in times long past did me a serviceof a very substan...tial kind. You thought I had forgotten it--yes, youcouldn't help but think it--' 'Oh, we won't talk about that, Mr. Cheeseman, ' interposed Mrs. Hood, notwithout a suggestion in her tone that she had indeed entertained thethought attributed to her.
'Ah, but I can't help speaking of it, ' said Cheeseman, feelingly. 'MissHood, you probably don't know what I refer to; you were a very littlelady in those days. They were hard times with me; indeed, I've neverknown anything else. I was saying to your good father yesterday that hecould no longer talk of his ill-luck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The two sat with him, and listened tohis talk of bygone days. Emily's face was flushed; she kept her eyes onCheeseman as if his arrival were that of a long-hoped-for friend. Thevisitor abounded in compliments to mother and daughter alike. He ate, the while, with extreme heartiness, and at length drew from the table inthe most effusive mood.
'Mrs. Hood, ' he said, leaning forward, 'I owe you an apology, manyapologies. You and your good husband in times long past did me a serviceof a very substan...tial kind. You thought I had forgotten it--yes, youcouldn't help but think it--' 'Oh, we won't talk about that, Mr. Cheeseman, ' interposed Mrs. Hood, notwithout a suggestion in her tone that she had indeed entertained thethought attributed to her.
'Ah, but I can't help speaking of it, ' said Cheeseman, feelingly. 'MissHood, you probably don't know what I refer to; you were a very littlelady in those days. They were hard times with me; indeed, I've neverknown anything else. I was saying to your good father yesterday that hecould no longer talk of his ill-luck.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Gissing to read onlineMoreLess
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