The Workingman's Paradise
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Butyou're looking well, Nellie. I can't make out how you do it in thisstuffed-up town. " "I'm all right, " She replied, noticing a red rose in his coat but sayingnothing of it. "Nothing seems to touch me. Did you come straightthrough?" "Straight through. We rushed things all we could but I couldn't get awaybefore. Besides, as long as I get Saturday's boat in Brisbane it'll be assoon as it's possible to get on. That gives me time to stay over to-nighthere. I didn't see you going down and I began... to wonder if I'd see yougoing back. You can do a pitch, Nellie. When a fellow's waiting for you, too. " Nellie laughed, then sobered down. "The baby's dead, " she said, sadly. "You recollect it was born when you were here before, the day we went tothe Strattons. " "I don't wonder, " he answered, looking round at the closed-in street, with its dull, hopeless, dreary rows of narrow houses and hard roadwaybetween. "But I suppose you're tired, Nellie. Let's go and get someoysters!" "I don't care to, thanks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Butyou're looking well, Nellie. I can't make out how you do it in thisstuffed-up town. " "I'm all right, " She replied, noticing a red rose in his coat but sayingnothing of it. "Nothing seems to touch me. Did you come straightthrough?" "Straight through. We rushed things all we could but I couldn't get awaybefore. Besides, as long as I get Saturday's boat in Brisbane it'll be assoon as it's possible to get on. That gives me time to stay over to-nighthere. I didn't see you going down and I began... to wonder if I'd see yougoing back. You can do a pitch, Nellie. When a fellow's waiting for you, too. " Nellie laughed, then sobered down. "The baby's dead, " she said, sadly. "You recollect it was born when you were here before, the day we went tothe Strattons. " "I don't wonder, " he answered, looking round at the closed-in street, with its dull, hopeless, dreary rows of narrow houses and hard roadwaybetween. "But I suppose you're tired, Nellie. Let's go and get someoysters!" "I don't care to, thanks.
What to read after The Workingman's Paradise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller John Maurice to read onlineMoreLess
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