Sinners a Novelization of Owen Daviss Play
Sinners a Novelization of Owen Daviss Play
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Some day I'm going to 140 SINNERS settle down and not do a damned thing but chuck corn to those hens, while I laugh at the boobs that have paid for it all ! ' ' "I suppose you have reason enough for your bitterness against men!" "I'm not bitter. Of course, I'm a sensible woman, and I know that all men are crooks at heart. But I don't kid myself that any man ever wronged me, because I'm wise that I was wrong from the jump. I wasn't fourteen when I made up my mind to two things : to get that cott...age, and to play every man in the world for a good thing till I did get it. When I do, I'm going to sit behind a fence for the rest of my life, and laugh at 'em through a knothole!" She smiled down at Mary with that little, mocking smile which was so pathetic. The dining-room door opened and Mrs. Horton, fol- lowed by Hilda, came in.
"Supper will be ready just as soon as the biscuits are done. Hilda's real handy about a kitchen, Mary. Mr. Morgan 's a lucky man ! ' ' " He 's all of that, ' ' agreed Polly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some day I'm going to 140 SINNERS settle down and not do a damned thing but chuck corn to those hens, while I laugh at the boobs that have paid for it all ! ' ' "I suppose you have reason enough for your bitterness against men!" "I'm not bitter. Of course, I'm a sensible woman, and I know that all men are crooks at heart. But I don't kid myself that any man ever wronged me, because I'm wise that I was wrong from the jump. I wasn't fourteen when I made up my mind to two things : to get that cott...age, and to play every man in the world for a good thing till I did get it. When I do, I'm going to sit behind a fence for the rest of my life, and laugh at 'em through a knothole!" She smiled down at Mary with that little, mocking smile which was so pathetic. The dining-room door opened and Mrs. Horton, fol- lowed by Hilda, came in.
"Supper will be ready just as soon as the biscuits are done. Hilda's real handy about a kitchen, Mary. Mr. Morgan 's a lucky man ! ' ' " He 's all of that, ' ' agreed Polly.
What to read after Sinners a Novelization of Owen Daviss Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D Torbett to read onlineMoreLess
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