The Old Dance Master
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As if a ole woman like me can't guess wot the likes o' you's hup to, sendin' sweets to a gal like that. " Had the fascination of Dorothy for Monty Marduke been less great, it is certain that he would have long ago brought his interview with Mrs. Bleeks to an end, and that he would have quitted Larkin's yard, never to return. But the thought of his Dulcinea was so tender that it made him forget the humiliation into which he had been suddenly plunged, and he set him- self to conquer the feeling o...f sickness which came over him during his contact with Mrs. Bleeks. That his Dorothy belonged to such people at all was a mat- ter for bitter amazement.
160 THE OLD DANCE MASTER " Mrs. Bleeks, " he said, " my intentions are per- fectly honourable. I am in love with your niece. I wish to marry her, and I shall be only too delighted to make Mr. Larkin's further acquaintance in order to receive his consent. " " I likes that ! " exclaimed Mrs. Bleeks, ironically.
"I'm in dead earnest, " said the youth, and he looked it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As if a ole woman like me can't guess wot the likes o' you's hup to, sendin' sweets to a gal like that. " Had the fascination of Dorothy for Monty Marduke been less great, it is certain that he would have long ago brought his interview with Mrs. Bleeks to an end, and that he would have quitted Larkin's yard, never to return. But the thought of his Dulcinea was so tender that it made him forget the humiliation into which he had been suddenly plunged, and he set him- self to conquer the feeling o...f sickness which came over him during his contact with Mrs. Bleeks. That his Dorothy belonged to such people at all was a mat- ter for bitter amazement.
160 THE OLD DANCE MASTER " Mrs. Bleeks, " he said, " my intentions are per- fectly honourable. I am in love with your niece. I wish to marry her, and I shall be only too delighted to make Mr. Larkin's further acquaintance in order to receive his consent. " " I likes that ! " exclaimed Mrs. Bleeks, ironically.
"I'm in dead earnest, " said the youth, and he looked it.
What to read after The Old Dance Master?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Romaine Paterson to read onlineMoreLess
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