Jess
Jess
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"You see, " went on Bessie, poking at the sod wall with the stickshe held in her hand, "perhaps in this place you might be putting anexaggerated value on me. You think I am pretty because you see nobodybut Kafir and Boer women, and it would be the same with everything. I'mnot fit to marry such a man as you, " she went on, with a sudden burstof distress; "I have never seen anything or anybody. I am nothing but anignorant, half-educated farmer girl, with nothing to recommend me, andno fortune exc...ept my looks. You are different to me; you are a man ofthe world, and if ever you went back to England I should be a drag onyou, and you would be ashamed of me and my colonial ways. If it had beenJess now, it would have been different, for she has more brains in herlittle finger than I have in my whole body. " Somehow this mention of Jess jarred upon John's nerves, and chilled himlike a breath of cold wind on a hot day. He wanted to put Jess out ofhis mind just now.
"My dear Bessie, " he broke in, "why do you suppose such things?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You see, " went on Bessie, poking at the sod wall with the stickshe held in her hand, "perhaps in this place you might be putting anexaggerated value on me. You think I am pretty because you see nobodybut Kafir and Boer women, and it would be the same with everything. I'mnot fit to marry such a man as you, " she went on, with a sudden burstof distress; "I have never seen anything or anybody. I am nothing but anignorant, half-educated farmer girl, with nothing to recommend me, andno fortune exc...ept my looks. You are different to me; you are a man ofthe world, and if ever you went back to England I should be a drag onyou, and you would be ashamed of me and my colonial ways. If it had beenJess now, it would have been different, for she has more brains in herlittle finger than I have in my whole body. " Somehow this mention of Jess jarred upon John's nerves, and chilled himlike a breath of cold wind on a hot day. He wanted to put Jess out ofhis mind just now.
"My dear Bessie, " he broke in, "why do you suppose such things?
What to read after Jess?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Rider Haggard to read onlineMoreLess
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