Nicholas Nickleby
Nicholas Nickleby
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'Pray go on, sir, ' returned Nicholas.
'I am thinking how to do so, ' said brother Charles; sadly, as itseemed to his young friend, and with an expression allied to pain. 'Youaccidentally saw a young lady in this room one morning, my dear sir, ina fainting fit. Do you remember? Perhaps you have forgotten. ' 'Oh no, ' replied Nicholas, hurriedly. 'I--I--remember it very wellindeed. ' 'SHE is the lady I speak of, ' said brother Charles. Like the famousparrot, Nicholas thought a great deal, but wa...s unable to utter a word.
'She is the daughter, ' said Mr Cheeryble, 'of a lady who, when she was abeautiful girl herself, and I was very many years younger, I--it seemsa strange word for me to utter now--I loved very dearly. You will smile, perhaps, to hear a grey-headed man talk about such things. You will notoffend me, for when I was as young as you, I dare say I should have donethe same. ' 'I have no such inclination, indeed, ' said Nicholas.
'My dear brother Ned, ' continued Mr Cheeryble, 'was to have married hersister, but she died.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Pray go on, sir, ' returned Nicholas.
'I am thinking how to do so, ' said brother Charles; sadly, as itseemed to his young friend, and with an expression allied to pain. 'Youaccidentally saw a young lady in this room one morning, my dear sir, ina fainting fit. Do you remember? Perhaps you have forgotten. ' 'Oh no, ' replied Nicholas, hurriedly. 'I--I--remember it very wellindeed. ' 'SHE is the lady I speak of, ' said brother Charles. Like the famousparrot, Nicholas thought a great deal, but wa...s unable to utter a word.
'She is the daughter, ' said Mr Cheeryble, 'of a lady who, when she was abeautiful girl herself, and I was very many years younger, I--it seemsa strange word for me to utter now--I loved very dearly. You will smile, perhaps, to hear a grey-headed man talk about such things. You will notoffend me, for when I was as young as you, I dare say I should have donethe same. ' 'I have no such inclination, indeed, ' said Nicholas.
'My dear brother Ned, ' continued Mr Cheeryble, 'was to have married hersister, but she died.
What to read after Nicholas Nickleby?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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