Howards End
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I couldn't understand. Then it comes out that Mrs. Bast had spoken to Mr. Wilcox on the lawn while we left her to get rooms, and was still speaking about him when Leonard came back to her. This Leonard knew all along. He thought it natural he should be ruined twice.
Natural! Could you have contained yourself?" "It is certainly a very bad business," said Tibby.
His reply seemed to calm his sister. "I was afraid that I saw it out of proportion. But you are right outside it, and you must know. In ...a day or two— or perhaps a week— take whatever steps you think fit. I leave it in your '?,ands." She concluded her charge.
"The facts as they touch Meg are all before you," she added; and Tibby sighed and felt it rather hard that.
2-^ E. M. FORSTER because of his open mind, he should be empanelled to serve as a juror. He had never been interested in human beings, for which one must blame him, but he had had rather too much of them at Wickham Place. Just as some people cease to attend when books are men- ^ tioned, so Tibby's attention wandered when ''personal , relations" came under discussion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I couldn't understand. Then it comes out that Mrs. Bast had spoken to Mr. Wilcox on the lawn while we left her to get rooms, and was still speaking about him when Leonard came back to her. This Leonard knew all along. He thought it natural he should be ruined twice.
Natural! Could you have contained yourself?" "It is certainly a very bad business," said Tibby.
His reply seemed to calm his sister. "I was afraid that I saw it out of proportion. But you are right outside it, and you must know. In ...a day or two— or perhaps a week— take whatever steps you think fit. I leave it in your '?,ands." She concluded her charge.
"The facts as they touch Meg are all before you," she added; and Tibby sighed and felt it rather hard that.
2-^ E. M. FORSTER because of his open mind, he should be empanelled to serve as a juror. He had never been interested in human beings, for which one must blame him, but he had had rather too much of them at Wickham Place. Just as some people cease to attend when books are men- ^ tioned, so Tibby's attention wandered when ''personal , relations" came under discussion.
What to read after Howards End?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Forster Edward Morgan to read onlineMoreLess
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