Uncle Max
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Mrs. Maberley is anold friend of mine, and I am very much attached to her. I should like toknow what you and she have been talking about?' It was too dark for Mr. Hamilton to see my face, so I answered a littleflippantly, -- 'I daresay you would like to know. Women are certainly not much morecurious than men, after all. ' 'Oh, as to that, I am not a bit curious, ' was the contradictory answer. 'But all the same I intend to know. So you may as well make a cleanbreast of it. ' 'But--but you have ...no right to be so inquisitive, Mr. Hamilton. ' 'Again I say I am not inquisitive, but I mean to know this. Mrs. Maberleyhad been crying. I could see the tears in her eyes. You looked inclinedto cry too, Miss Garston. Now, '--after a moment's hesitation, as thoughhe found speech rather difficult, --'I know the dear old lady has only onefault. She is rather too fond of gossiping about her neighbours, thoughshe does it in the kindest manner. May I ask if her talk this eveningat all related to a family not a hundred miles away from Maplehurst?' His voice sounded hard and satirical in the darkness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Maberley is anold friend of mine, and I am very much attached to her. I should like toknow what you and she have been talking about?' It was too dark for Mr. Hamilton to see my face, so I answered a littleflippantly, -- 'I daresay you would like to know. Women are certainly not much morecurious than men, after all. ' 'Oh, as to that, I am not a bit curious, ' was the contradictory answer. 'But all the same I intend to know. So you may as well make a cleanbreast of it. ' 'But--but you have ...no right to be so inquisitive, Mr. Hamilton. ' 'Again I say I am not inquisitive, but I mean to know this. Mrs. Maberleyhad been crying. I could see the tears in her eyes. You looked inclinedto cry too, Miss Garston. Now, '--after a moment's hesitation, as thoughhe found speech rather difficult, --'I know the dear old lady has only onefault. She is rather too fond of gossiping about her neighbours, thoughshe does it in the kindest manner. May I ask if her talk this eveningat all related to a family not a hundred miles away from Maplehurst?' His voice sounded hard and satirical in the darkness.
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