The Haunted Man And the Ghost's Bargain
The Haunted Man And the Ghost's Bargain
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There wereso many things to be sold--such delicious things to eat, such finethings to look at, such delightful things to have--and there was somuch calculating and calculating necessary, before I durst lay outa sixpence for the commonest thing; and the basket was so large, and wanted so much in it; and my stock of money was so small, andwould go such a little way;--you hate me, don't you, 'Dolphus?" "Not quite, " said Mr. Tetterby, "as yet. " "Well! I'll tell you the whole truth, " pursued his ...wife, penitently, "and then perhaps you will. I felt all this, so much, when I was trudging about in the cold, and when I saw a lot ofother calculating faces and large baskets trudging about, too, thatI began to think whether I mightn't have done better, and beenhappier, if--I--hadn't--" the wedding-ring went round again, andMrs. Tetterby shook her downcast head as she turned it.
"I see, " said her husband quietly; "if you hadn't married at all, or if you had married somebody else?" "Yes, " sobbed Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There wereso many things to be sold--such delicious things to eat, such finethings to look at, such delightful things to have--and there was somuch calculating and calculating necessary, before I durst lay outa sixpence for the commonest thing; and the basket was so large, and wanted so much in it; and my stock of money was so small, andwould go such a little way;--you hate me, don't you, 'Dolphus?" "Not quite, " said Mr. Tetterby, "as yet. " "Well! I'll tell you the whole truth, " pursued his ...wife, penitently, "and then perhaps you will. I felt all this, so much, when I was trudging about in the cold, and when I saw a lot ofother calculating faces and large baskets trudging about, too, thatI began to think whether I mightn't have done better, and beenhappier, if--I--hadn't--" the wedding-ring went round again, andMrs. Tetterby shook her downcast head as she turned it.
"I see, " said her husband quietly; "if you hadn't married at all, or if you had married somebody else?" "Yes, " sobbed Mrs.
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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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