Love's Shadow
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. Each time the cabpassed. It was half-past five, rather late under the circumstances. Shewas angry. She resolved to be very cold to him when he first came in, or--no, she wouldn't be cold, she would pretend she didn't know he waslate--hadn't noticed it; or she would chaff him about it, and say shewould never wait again. She took the letter from her pocket and read itagain. It said:-- 'DEAR MISS VERNEY, 'May I come and see you at five o'clock tomorrowafternoon?
'Yours, 'CECIL REEVE. ' Its very ...brevity had shown it was something urgent, but perhaps he wouldcome to break off their friendship; since the awkwardness of LadyCannon's visit, he must have been thinking that things couldn't go onlike this. Then she began to recapitulate details, arguing to herselfwith all the cold, hard logic of passion.
At Lord Selsey's afternoon she had given herself away by her anger, bythe jealousy she showed, and had told him never to come and see heragain. Immediately after that had been their meeting at the NationalGallery, where Cecil had followed her and sought her out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. Each time the cabpassed. It was half-past five, rather late under the circumstances. Shewas angry. She resolved to be very cold to him when he first came in, or--no, she wouldn't be cold, she would pretend she didn't know he waslate--hadn't noticed it; or she would chaff him about it, and say shewould never wait again. She took the letter from her pocket and read itagain. It said:-- 'DEAR MISS VERNEY, 'May I come and see you at five o'clock tomorrowafternoon?
'Yours, 'CECIL REEVE. ' Its very ...brevity had shown it was something urgent, but perhaps he wouldcome to break off their friendship; since the awkwardness of LadyCannon's visit, he must have been thinking that things couldn't go onlike this. Then she began to recapitulate details, arguing to herselfwith all the cold, hard logic of passion.
At Lord Selsey's afternoon she had given herself away by her anger, bythe jealousy she showed, and had told him never to come and see heragain. Immediately after that had been their meeting at the NationalGallery, where Cecil had followed her and sought her out.
What to read after Love's Shadow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leverson Ada to read onlineMoreLess
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