A Grave Man
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Edward asked her what the matter was and she confessed that she was unhappy at having to conceal from Virginia that her husband had a mistress in Cannes. She had nothing against Natalie herself – in fact, she liked her – but she had naively thought Sir Simon was happily married to her friend. Mrs Cardew had hinted that he had an ‘eye for the girls’ and she should have known when he put his hand on her knee at dinner that he was not to be trusted, but it still came as a shock. She herself did not... believe in marriage but she expected those who did to abide by the rules.
‘I agree,’ Edward said, glad to find something they could agree on. ‘And what’s more he and Montillo have this Beauty Institute which I think is a cover for something else.’ ‘But you looked round it and saw nothing except a gaggle of women with more money than sense being pampered.’ ‘Yes, but I did not go to the Clinic. I’m beginning to think I ought to have stayed another night in Cannes and paid it a visit.’ ‘We promised Jebb we would be back in England today.’ ‘I’m not worried about Jebb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Edward asked her what the matter was and she confessed that she was unhappy at having to conceal from Virginia that her husband had a mistress in Cannes. She had nothing against Natalie herself – in fact, she liked her – but she had naively thought Sir Simon was happily married to her friend. Mrs Cardew had hinted that he had an ‘eye for the girls’ and she should have known when he put his hand on her knee at dinner that he was not to be trusted, but it still came as a shock. She herself did not... believe in marriage but she expected those who did to abide by the rules.
‘I agree,’ Edward said, glad to find something they could agree on. ‘And what’s more he and Montillo have this Beauty Institute which I think is a cover for something else.’ ‘But you looked round it and saw nothing except a gaggle of women with more money than sense being pampered.’ ‘Yes, but I did not go to the Clinic. I’m beginning to think I ought to have stayed another night in Cannes and paid it a visit.’ ‘We promised Jebb we would be back in England today.’ ‘I’m not worried about Jebb.
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