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Cecile heard her mother say. And with an effort she wrenched herself back from the melancholy task of bidding a silent farewell to Gregory in her own mind.“Yes. It’s been a long day. And—and Uncle Algernon was rather trying.”“In what way?” Laurie wanted to know.“Oh, he offered to leave me fifty thousand pounds—”“Cecile! What an unusual way of being trying.”“—Provided I would marry his nephew. Maurice Deeping, you know—whom you met this morning.”“He seemed a nice enough fellow. Particularly with ...fifty thousand pounds attached. But—he just isn’t the one you want, is he?”“No.” Cecile knew that quite finally now, and did not hesitate about her reply. Maurice had been nice to know—he would always be an attractive friend. But, with or without fifty thousand pounds, he would never be her choice, even as an agreeable second best.“I suppose it’s Gregory Picton?” Laurie sounded a little dissatisfied, but not as though she would raise opposition.“Oh—I don’t know,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cecile heard her mother say. And with an effort she wrenched herself back from the melancholy task of bidding a silent farewell to Gregory in her own mind.“Yes. It’s been a long day. And—and Uncle Algernon was rather trying.”“In what way?” Laurie wanted to know.“Oh, he offered to leave me fifty thousand pounds—”“Cecile! What an unusual way of being trying.”“—Provided I would marry his nephew. Maurice Deeping, you know—whom you met this morning.”“He seemed a nice enough fellow. Particularly with ...fifty thousand pounds attached. But—he just isn’t the one you want, is he?”“No.” Cecile knew that quite finally now, and did not hesitate about her reply. Maurice had been nice to know—he would always be an attractive friend. But, with or without fifty thousand pounds, he would never be her choice, even as an agreeable second best.“I suppose it’s Gregory Picton?” Laurie sounded a little dissatisfied, but not as though she would raise opposition.“Oh—I don’t know,”
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