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" Or to the old fellow," said Everard ; " he ought to see the absurdity of it, and the tyranny." She caught at this evidently with a little hope. " You may speak to Monsieur Guillaume if you feel disposed," she said ; " yes, you may speak to him. I blame him very much ; he ought not to have listened to her ; he ought to have taken her away at once." " How could he if she wouldn't go ? Men no doubt are powerful beings," said Everard laughing, " but sup- pose the other side declined to be moved? ...Even a horse at the water, if it declines to drink — you know the proverb." " Oh, don't worry me with proverbs — as if I had not enough without that 1 " she said with an impatience which would have been comic had it not been so tra- gical. " Yes, Everard, yes, if you like you may speak to him — but not to her ; not a word to her for the world.
My dear boy, my dear boy! you won't go against me in this ? " " Of course I shall do only what you wish me to do," he said more gravely ; the sight of her agitation troubled the young man exceedingly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Or to the old fellow," said Everard ; " he ought to see the absurdity of it, and the tyranny." She caught at this evidently with a little hope. " You may speak to Monsieur Guillaume if you feel disposed," she said ; " yes, you may speak to him. I blame him very much ; he ought not to have listened to her ; he ought to have taken her away at once." " How could he if she wouldn't go ? Men no doubt are powerful beings," said Everard laughing, " but sup- pose the other side declined to be moved? ...Even a horse at the water, if it declines to drink — you know the proverb." " Oh, don't worry me with proverbs — as if I had not enough without that 1 " she said with an impatience which would have been comic had it not been so tra- gical. " Yes, Everard, yes, if you like you may speak to him — but not to her ; not a word to her for the world.
My dear boy, my dear boy! you won't go against me in this ? " " Of course I shall do only what you wish me to do," he said more gravely ; the sight of her agitation troubled the young man exceedingly.
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