A Tragic Honeymoon : a Novel 2
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Every time she came away from Paradise, she brought doubt and discontent away with her.
She put it all down to Sarah Strong — all ; the unrest, and the impatience, and the dis- honouring doubt. Augusta held another opinion : she knew more about Lucy than Lucy knew about herself. It had only been since Nancy's engagement to Mr.
Asquith that Lucy's patience had given 136 A TKAGIC HONEYMOON.
way : it had been strained before, but it had not given way. She had encouraged Nancy in her engagement ; s...he was working with feverish haste at her trousseau ; she was ever on the watch for any sign of her drawing back — it was quite possible that she might draw back at the last moment — she would have drawn back before if Lucy had not encouraged her, had not kept her up to her promise.
Lucy had done all this with the know- ledge of Douglas Craik's love for Nancy, for the engagement there had been between them. She knew all about the engagement.
Her clear eyes could see through and through her shallow, frivolous, shifty, young sister.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every time she came away from Paradise, she brought doubt and discontent away with her.
She put it all down to Sarah Strong — all ; the unrest, and the impatience, and the dis- honouring doubt. Augusta held another opinion : she knew more about Lucy than Lucy knew about herself. It had only been since Nancy's engagement to Mr.
Asquith that Lucy's patience had given 136 A TKAGIC HONEYMOON.
way : it had been strained before, but it had not given way. She had encouraged Nancy in her engagement ; s...he was working with feverish haste at her trousseau ; she was ever on the watch for any sign of her drawing back — it was quite possible that she might draw back at the last moment — she would have drawn back before if Lucy had not encouraged her, had not kept her up to her promise.
Lucy had done all this with the know- ledge of Douglas Craik's love for Nancy, for the engagement there had been between them. She knew all about the engagement.
Her clear eyes could see through and through her shallow, frivolous, shifty, young sister.
What to read after A Tragic Honeymoon : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by St. Aubyn, Alan to read onlineMoreLess
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