The Sowers; a Novel
The Sowers; a Novel
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" Why not, indeed ? " he Answered. "And you will be glad to hear that Ivanovitch is as ready as youreelf this morning to treat the matter as a joke. He is none the worse for his freezing, and all the better for his ex-, perience. You have added another friend, my dear young lady, to a list which is, doubtless, a very long one." " He is a nice man," answered Maggie. " How is it," she asked, after a little pause, " that there are more men in the lower classes whom one can call nice than among the...ir betters?" Paul paused between two letters, hearing the question.
He looked up as if interested in the answer, but did not join in the conversation.
"Because dealing with animals and with nature is more conducive to niceness than too much trafficking with human beings," replied Steinmetz promptly.
" I suppose that is it," said Maggie, lifting the tea- 08TEEN0 217 pot lid and looking in. " At all events, it is the sort of answer one might expect from you. You are always hard on human nature." " I take it as I find it," replied Steinmetz, with a laugh, " but I do not worry about it like some people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Why not, indeed ? " he Answered. "And you will be glad to hear that Ivanovitch is as ready as youreelf this morning to treat the matter as a joke. He is none the worse for his freezing, and all the better for his ex-, perience. You have added another friend, my dear young lady, to a list which is, doubtless, a very long one." " He is a nice man," answered Maggie. " How is it," she asked, after a little pause, " that there are more men in the lower classes whom one can call nice than among the...ir betters?" Paul paused between two letters, hearing the question.
He looked up as if interested in the answer, but did not join in the conversation.
"Because dealing with animals and with nature is more conducive to niceness than too much trafficking with human beings," replied Steinmetz promptly.
" I suppose that is it," said Maggie, lifting the tea- 08TEEN0 217 pot lid and looking in. " At all events, it is the sort of answer one might expect from you. You are always hard on human nature." " I take it as I find it," replied Steinmetz, with a laugh, " but I do not worry about it like some people.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Merriman Henry Seton to read onlineMoreLess
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