Camomile Lawn
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Bored by what she heard—everyone within earshot was cagey—and only able to see part of the room where she lay, she nerved herself to think back while she could and remember what had happened. She had long been aware of self-deception and wilful forgetfulness, a self-preserving double standard. As a convert to Catholicism, she was aware of her deceptions even in the confessional, of making her sins sound droll, therefore less serious. She was always angry when the priest could not share her view.... Now, convinced she was dying, she cast her mind back to the moment she had realized that she had grown up and must manage by herself. When she made a rapid recovery her first words addressed to Hamish, who was sitting by her bed, were: ‘It was the night I put Uncle Richard on the night train. I got him a seat but I couldn’t get him a sleeper.’ Her speech was only slightly slurred and that left her after a few days. All that remained was a slight stiffening on one side of her face and a small limp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bored by what she heard—everyone within earshot was cagey—and only able to see part of the room where she lay, she nerved herself to think back while she could and remember what had happened. She had long been aware of self-deception and wilful forgetfulness, a self-preserving double standard. As a convert to Catholicism, she was aware of her deceptions even in the confessional, of making her sins sound droll, therefore less serious. She was always angry when the priest could not share her view.... Now, convinced she was dying, she cast her mind back to the moment she had realized that she had grown up and must manage by herself. When she made a rapid recovery her first words addressed to Hamish, who was sitting by her bed, were: ‘It was the night I put Uncle Richard on the night train. I got him a seat but I couldn’t get him a sleeper.’ Her speech was only slightly slurred and that left her after a few days. All that remained was a slight stiffening on one side of her face and a small limp.
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