Across the Counter
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Then Katherine said unsteadily, “You’re not serious, are you?”“Of course I’m serious.”“You mean—you’re asking me to marry you? Really marry you, that is.”“I am.”“But why? I mean—you’re not in love with me or anything. You couldn’t be in so short a time.”“People marry for other reasons,” he reminded her with a smile. “Even the most unworldly person will concede that.”“Meaning that I’m unworldly, I suppose?”'“No, darling,” he said, and she thought that was the first time he had used that term with... her, either seriously or as part of the masquerade. “I find you infinitely less hard and sophisticated than most of the people with whom I have to associate. And now I’ve seen your family background I know why. Your scale of values is probably not mine, but you’re not unworldly in the naive sense of the word, In fact—” he flashed a quick smile full at her “—I’m sure you’ll agree that people sometimes marry for less than love.”“Well, of course.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then Katherine said unsteadily, “You’re not serious, are you?”“Of course I’m serious.”“You mean—you’re asking me to marry you? Really marry you, that is.”“I am.”“But why? I mean—you’re not in love with me or anything. You couldn’t be in so short a time.”“People marry for other reasons,” he reminded her with a smile. “Even the most unworldly person will concede that.”“Meaning that I’m unworldly, I suppose?”'“No, darling,” he said, and she thought that was the first time he had used that term with... her, either seriously or as part of the masquerade. “I find you infinitely less hard and sophisticated than most of the people with whom I have to associate. And now I’ve seen your family background I know why. Your scale of values is probably not mine, but you’re not unworldly in the naive sense of the word, In fact—” he flashed a quick smile full at her “—I’m sure you’ll agree that people sometimes marry for less than love.”“Well, of course.
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