The Connecticut Quarterly volume 3
The Connecticut Quarterly volume 3
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" " Very true, " replied Miss Civille ; "and yet it would be a great mistake to suppose that Adrian wanted her money. I knew all about their engagement. Ann was never very much of a favorite with anybody in those days — I don't know that she is very much liked now. But then, she used to be really neglected and lonesome and miserable. Adrian just devoted himself to her because nobody else would; out of pure kindness; and so they fell in love. " Mr. Scrope bowed an acquiescence, but with a queer ...look, which Civille understood perfectly, and answered : " Oh, you needn't think it — that was two or three years ago, when we were all younger and didn't think so much of money. Besides, Mr. Button was not nearly so rich then. It was afterwards that he made so much. " "Oh, " replied Scrope; — "That does seem like it. But I don't suppose the money will make him like her any the less. " " I don't know about that, " said Civille reverting to her dreamy manner, and looking out from great half covered gray eyes as if she was watching some- thing beyond the walls of the room — " I don't know about that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Very true, " replied Miss Civille ; "and yet it would be a great mistake to suppose that Adrian wanted her money. I knew all about their engagement. Ann was never very much of a favorite with anybody in those days — I don't know that she is very much liked now. But then, she used to be really neglected and lonesome and miserable. Adrian just devoted himself to her because nobody else would; out of pure kindness; and so they fell in love. " Mr. Scrope bowed an acquiescence, but with a queer ...look, which Civille understood perfectly, and answered : " Oh, you needn't think it — that was two or three years ago, when we were all younger and didn't think so much of money. Besides, Mr. Button was not nearly so rich then. It was afterwards that he made so much. " "Oh, " replied Scrope; — "That does seem like it. But I don't suppose the money will make him like her any the less. " " I don't know about that, " said Civille reverting to her dreamy manner, and looking out from great half covered gray eyes as if she was watching some- thing beyond the walls of the room — " I don't know about that.
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