The Observations of Henry
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But it's been long enough to teachme a lesson. ' "'You know me, ' he goes on. 'I ain't a quarrelsome sort of chap. Ifnobody says a word to me, I never says a word to anybody; and it's beenlike that ever since I left her, day in and day out, all just the same. Up in the morning, do your bit of work, drink your glass of beer, and tobed in the evening; nothing to excite you, nothing to rouse you. Why, it's a mere animal existence. ' "He was a rum sort of chap, always thought things out from his ow...n pointof view as it were. " "Yes, a curious case, " I remarked to Henry; "not the sort of story to putabout, however. It might give women the idea that nagging is attractive, and encourage them to try it upon husbands who do not care for that kindof excitement. " "Not much fear of that, " replied Henry. "The nagging woman is born, asthey say, not made; and she'll nag like the roses bloom, not because shewants to, but because she can't help it. And a woman to whom it don'tcome natural will never be any real good at it, try as she may.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it's been long enough to teachme a lesson. ' "'You know me, ' he goes on. 'I ain't a quarrelsome sort of chap. Ifnobody says a word to me, I never says a word to anybody; and it's beenlike that ever since I left her, day in and day out, all just the same. Up in the morning, do your bit of work, drink your glass of beer, and tobed in the evening; nothing to excite you, nothing to rouse you. Why, it's a mere animal existence. ' "He was a rum sort of chap, always thought things out from his ow...n pointof view as it were. " "Yes, a curious case, " I remarked to Henry; "not the sort of story to putabout, however. It might give women the idea that nagging is attractive, and encourage them to try it upon husbands who do not care for that kindof excitement. " "Not much fear of that, " replied Henry. "The nagging woman is born, asthey say, not made; and she'll nag like the roses bloom, not because shewants to, but because she can't help it. And a woman to whom it don'tcome natural will never be any real good at it, try as she may.
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