Where Angels Fear to Tread
Where Angels Fear to Tread
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But she doesn't count. She is breaking up very quickly. She doesn't even see Mr. Kingcroft now. He, thank goodness, I hear, has at lastconsoled himself with someone else. " "The child must know some time, " persisted Philip, whofelt a little displeased, though he could not tell with what.
"The later the better. Every moment she is developing. " "I must say it seems rather hard luck, doesn't it?" "On Irma? Why?" "On us, perhaps. We have morals and behaviour also, andI don't think this continual ...secrecy improves them. " "There's no need to twist the thing round to that, " saidHarriet, rather disturbed.
"Of course there isn't, " said her mother. "Let's keepto the main issue. This baby's quite beside the point. Mrs. Theobald will do nothing, and it's no concern of ours. " "It will make a difference in the money, surely, " said he.
"No, dear; very little. Poor Charles provided for everykind of contingency in his will. The money will come to youand Harriet, as Irma's guardians. " "Good. Does the Italian get anything?" "He will get all hers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But she doesn't count. She is breaking up very quickly. She doesn't even see Mr. Kingcroft now. He, thank goodness, I hear, has at lastconsoled himself with someone else. " "The child must know some time, " persisted Philip, whofelt a little displeased, though he could not tell with what.
"The later the better. Every moment she is developing. " "I must say it seems rather hard luck, doesn't it?" "On Irma? Why?" "On us, perhaps. We have morals and behaviour also, andI don't think this continual ...secrecy improves them. " "There's no need to twist the thing round to that, " saidHarriet, rather disturbed.
"Of course there isn't, " said her mother. "Let's keepto the main issue. This baby's quite beside the point. Mrs. Theobald will do nothing, and it's no concern of ours. " "It will make a difference in the money, surely, " said he.
"No, dear; very little. Poor Charles provided for everykind of contingency in his will. The money will come to youand Harriet, as Irma's guardians. " "Good. Does the Italian get anything?" "He will get all hers.
What to read after Where Angels Fear to Tread?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Em Forster to read onlineMoreLess
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