Accidentals
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She remembered Arnaud's first bringing her there; he had opened the heavy old carved black door for her, and had trod on her dress, — ^the long skirt of those days, — clumsily; and she had laughed, and he had laughed.
They had laughed at everything then.
i8o The Weather Afterwards all the laughter, — except a cruel, dreadful laughter, — ^had gone out of it ; and the bad times, that were very bad, had come to be more and more frequent, and each one to last longer than the one before, till finall...y it had been all one bad time, cruelly, bitterly laughable.
In the world she remembered the bad time. And downstairs in the chateau, in the entrance hall and in the dining-hall and in the salons, it was only the bad time she thought of.
She would bid good-night to the others, and turn from the green baize door and go on alone up the stairs.
Once, when » he and she were playing hide-and- seek, she had been very long not finding him, and suddenly, for no reason, she had wanted him quite dreadfully; and, for no reason in the world, had got into a panic of fear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She remembered Arnaud's first bringing her there; he had opened the heavy old carved black door for her, and had trod on her dress, — ^the long skirt of those days, — clumsily; and she had laughed, and he had laughed.
They had laughed at everything then.
i8o The Weather Afterwards all the laughter, — except a cruel, dreadful laughter, — ^had gone out of it ; and the bad times, that were very bad, had come to be more and more frequent, and each one to last longer than the one before, till finall...y it had been all one bad time, cruelly, bitterly laughable.
In the world she remembered the bad time. And downstairs in the chateau, in the entrance hall and in the dining-hall and in the salons, it was only the bad time she thought of.
She would bid good-night to the others, and turn from the green baize door and go on alone up the stairs.
Once, when » he and she were playing hide-and- seek, she had been very long not finding him, and suddenly, for no reason, she had wanted him quite dreadfully; and, for no reason in the world, had got into a panic of fear.
What to read after Accidentals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Mackay to read onlineMoreLess
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