Second Thoughts of An Idle Fellow
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Forgiveme, but I am doubtful concerning that second marriage of Copperfield's. Come, strictly between ourselves, Mr. Dickens, was not David, good humansoul! now and again a wee bit bored by the immaculate Agnes? She madehim an excellent wife, I am sure. SHE never ordered oysters by thebarrel, unopened. It would, on any day, have been safe to ask Traddleshome to dinner; in fact, Sophie and the whole rose-garden might haveaccompanied him, Agnes would have been equal to the occasion. The dinnerwou...ld have been perfectly cooked and served, and Agnes' sweet smilewould have pervaded the meal. But AFTER the dinner, when David andTraddles sat smoking alone, while from the drawing-room drifted down thenotes of high-class, elevating music, played by the saintly Agnes, didthey never, glancing covertly towards the empty chair between them, seethe laughing, curl-framed face of a very foolish little woman--one ofthose foolish little women that a wise man thanks God for making--andwish, in spite of all, that it were flesh and blood, not shadow?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Forgiveme, but I am doubtful concerning that second marriage of Copperfield's. Come, strictly between ourselves, Mr. Dickens, was not David, good humansoul! now and again a wee bit bored by the immaculate Agnes? She madehim an excellent wife, I am sure. SHE never ordered oysters by thebarrel, unopened. It would, on any day, have been safe to ask Traddleshome to dinner; in fact, Sophie and the whole rose-garden might haveaccompanied him, Agnes would have been equal to the occasion. The dinnerwou...ld have been perfectly cooked and served, and Agnes' sweet smilewould have pervaded the meal. But AFTER the dinner, when David andTraddles sat smoking alone, while from the drawing-room drifted down thenotes of high-class, elevating music, played by the saintly Agnes, didthey never, glancing covertly towards the empty chair between them, seethe laughing, curl-framed face of a very foolish little woman--one ofthose foolish little women that a wise man thanks God for making--andwish, in spite of all, that it were flesh and blood, not shadow?
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