In the Flesh
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Every time a servant appeared to bring her a newspaper or a cup of tea, or consult with her on some domestic matter, her heart lifted. Every time that there was no communication forthcoming, either Polly or Charlie or Jamie Brownlow or any other received a bright, but secretly hollow smile from Beatrice. She was bored. Flighty. Unsettled. A new state for her. Ever a self-sufficient individual, Beatrice had always found ways to occupy herself, either with long hours of reading, with duties of the... house, when times had been hard, or visiting and other social pursuits in better days. Now there was no need for her help with housework, and no one really but Sofia Chamfleur to visit. Beatrice sent round a card, but got only a card in return from Sofia, promising a visit another day. Too busy running her ladies’ house of assignation or whatever she calls it. But Beatrice squashed her disappointment. No doubt Sofia’s risqué enterprise took up a lot of her time. The copy of Punch she’d been reading—usually a favorite diversion—slid from Beatrice’s fingers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every time a servant appeared to bring her a newspaper or a cup of tea, or consult with her on some domestic matter, her heart lifted. Every time that there was no communication forthcoming, either Polly or Charlie or Jamie Brownlow or any other received a bright, but secretly hollow smile from Beatrice. She was bored. Flighty. Unsettled. A new state for her. Ever a self-sufficient individual, Beatrice had always found ways to occupy herself, either with long hours of reading, with duties of the... house, when times had been hard, or visiting and other social pursuits in better days. Now there was no need for her help with housework, and no one really but Sofia Chamfleur to visit. Beatrice sent round a card, but got only a card in return from Sofia, promising a visit another day. Too busy running her ladies’ house of assignation or whatever she calls it. But Beatrice squashed her disappointment. No doubt Sofia’s risqué enterprise took up a lot of her time. The copy of Punch she’d been reading—usually a favorite diversion—slid from Beatrice’s fingers.
What to read after In the Flesh?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Portia Da Costa to read onlineMoreLess
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