Married Life
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She faced Osborn over the breakfast-table with a brightnesswhich he was relieved to see; but after he had noted it with inwardapproval, he hid himself behind his newspaper; he wanted to saylittle; to get away very, very quietly.
He had known many men who had to fly before the domestic sirocco; hehad laughed at and despised them in his heart. But--poor beggars! Nodoubt they had hidden themselves behind newspapers with a child-likefaith in the impenetrability of the shield, even as he was hiding....
Poor beggars!
It was no better than the ostrich habit of tucking your head into thesand, to crowd yourself behind your morning paper. You felt awfullynervy behind it, and you kept a scowl handy. There was something inthe tension which made you bolt your good food quickly, indifferent asyour lunch would be presently, and which made you glad when you wereready to rise, and remark with a forced _bonhomie_: "Well, so long, girlie! I must be off. " Marie followed Osborn out into the narrow hall, where now faint daubsmarked the cream distemper, and helped him on with his coat, and foundhis gloves and muffler.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She faced Osborn over the breakfast-table with a brightnesswhich he was relieved to see; but after he had noted it with inwardapproval, he hid himself behind his newspaper; he wanted to saylittle; to get away very, very quietly.
He had known many men who had to fly before the domestic sirocco; hehad laughed at and despised them in his heart. But--poor beggars! Nodoubt they had hidden themselves behind newspapers with a child-likefaith in the impenetrability of the shield, even as he was hiding....
Poor beggars!
It was no better than the ostrich habit of tucking your head into thesand, to crowd yourself behind your morning paper. You felt awfullynervy behind it, and you kept a scowl handy. There was something inthe tension which made you bolt your good food quickly, indifferent asyour lunch would be presently, and which made you glad when you wereready to rise, and remark with a forced _bonhomie_: "Well, so long, girlie! I must be off. " Marie followed Osborn out into the narrow hall, where now faint daubsmarked the cream distemper, and helped him on with his coat, and foundhis gloves and muffler.
What to read after Married Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edginton May to read onlineMoreLess
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