Juggernaut
Juggernaut
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But it never occurred to her to argue, even tacitly, about those things. Arnold had said he must set to work again, and that he could not do so in town. And that, as far as Margery was concerned, was the end of any possible controversial attitude.
But from Mrs. Morrison's point of view it was only the beginning of a controversial attitude, and since Margery, in her note of regret that she could not dine on the nine- teenth, had mentioned the fact that they were leaving London early in July, her... aunt came round next morning to talk about it and other things, choosing half-past twelve as a suitable hour ; for she could then have what she called 191 192 JUGGERNAUT a " good " talk to her niece, and almost certainly be asked to lunch at the end of it, in case she was lunching at home. She particularly liked lunching with Margery, because all sorts of people dropped in. At her house people never dropped in ; they only came in when they were asked, and went away immediately afterwards, while the pudding, so to speak, if not the meat, was yet in their mouths.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it never occurred to her to argue, even tacitly, about those things. Arnold had said he must set to work again, and that he could not do so in town. And that, as far as Margery was concerned, was the end of any possible controversial attitude.
But from Mrs. Morrison's point of view it was only the beginning of a controversial attitude, and since Margery, in her note of regret that she could not dine on the nine- teenth, had mentioned the fact that they were leaving London early in July, her... aunt came round next morning to talk about it and other things, choosing half-past twelve as a suitable hour ; for she could then have what she called 191 192 JUGGERNAUT a " good " talk to her niece, and almost certainly be asked to lunch at the end of it, in case she was lunching at home. She particularly liked lunching with Margery, because all sorts of people dropped in. At her house people never dropped in ; they only came in when they were asked, and went away immediately afterwards, while the pudding, so to speak, if not the meat, was yet in their mouths.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson, E. F. (Edward Frederic), 1867-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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