Eliza
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"What is it?" she asked, as she entered the dining-room.
I pointed to the hat. "This kind of thing, " I said, "has been going onfor years!" "Oh, do talk sense!" she said. "What do you mean?" "Sense!" I said. "You ask me to talk sense, when I find my own hatstanding on the floor in the hall, and used as a--a receptacle forwalnuts!" She smiled. "I can explain all that, " she said.
"I've no doubt you can. I'm sick to death of explanations. I give tenor eleven shillings for a hat, and find it ruine...d. I know thoseexplanations. You told the girl to buy the walnuts, and she had gotnothing else to put them in, and the hat was handy; but if you think Itake that as an excuse, you make a mistake. " "I wasn't going to say that at all. " "Or else you'll tell me that you can paste in a piece of white paper, so that the stains on the lining won't show. Explanations, indeed!" "And I wasn't going to say that, either. " "I don't care what you were going to say. I won't hear it. There's noexplanation possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What is it?" she asked, as she entered the dining-room.
I pointed to the hat. "This kind of thing, " I said, "has been going onfor years!" "Oh, do talk sense!" she said. "What do you mean?" "Sense!" I said. "You ask me to talk sense, when I find my own hatstanding on the floor in the hall, and used as a--a receptacle forwalnuts!" She smiled. "I can explain all that, " she said.
"I've no doubt you can. I'm sick to death of explanations. I give tenor eleven shillings for a hat, and find it ruine...d. I know thoseexplanations. You told the girl to buy the walnuts, and she had gotnothing else to put them in, and the hat was handy; but if you think Itake that as an excuse, you make a mistake. " "I wasn't going to say that at all. " "Or else you'll tell me that you can paste in a piece of white paper, so that the stains on the lining won't show. Explanations, indeed!" "And I wasn't going to say that, either. " "I don't care what you were going to say. I won't hear it. There's noexplanation possible.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barry Pain to read onlineMoreLess
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