Born in Exile
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Malkin unconsciously played an important part, Marcella seemed to be ill.
She appeared at meals, but neither ate nor conversed. Christian had never known her so sullen and nervously irritable; he did not venture to utter Peak's name. Upon seclusion followed restless activity. Marcella was rarely at home between breakfast and dinner-time, and her brother learnt with satisfaction that she went much among her acquaintances. Late one evening, when he had just returned from he knew not where, Christi...an tried to put an end to the unnatural constraint between them. After talking cheerfully for a few minutes, he risked the question: 'Have you seen anything of the Warricombes?' She replied with a cold negative.
'Nor heard anything?' 'No. Have you?' 'Nothing at all. I have seen Earwaker. Malkin had told him about what happened here the other day.' 'Of course.' 'But he had no news.—Of Peak, I mean.' Marcella smiled, as if the situation amused her; but she would not discuss it. Christian began to hope that she was training herself to a wholesome indifference.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Malkin unconsciously played an important part, Marcella seemed to be ill.
She appeared at meals, but neither ate nor conversed. Christian had never known her so sullen and nervously irritable; he did not venture to utter Peak's name. Upon seclusion followed restless activity. Marcella was rarely at home between breakfast and dinner-time, and her brother learnt with satisfaction that she went much among her acquaintances. Late one evening, when he had just returned from he knew not where, Christi...an tried to put an end to the unnatural constraint between them. After talking cheerfully for a few minutes, he risked the question: 'Have you seen anything of the Warricombes?' She replied with a cold negative.
'Nor heard anything?' 'No. Have you?' 'Nothing at all. I have seen Earwaker. Malkin had told him about what happened here the other day.' 'Of course.' 'But he had no news.—Of Peak, I mean.' Marcella smiled, as if the situation amused her; but she would not discuss it. Christian began to hope that she was training herself to a wholesome indifference.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Gissing to read onlineMoreLess
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