Off the Line By Lady Charles Thynne
Off the Line By Lady Charles Thynne
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But to her surprise he came up to her, and addressing her by name, said that he had called to see her, hearing that she was not well.
" I am not ill, " she replied. Hartly's proposed visit suddenly recurring to her, though at the time she had not believed that she would really put her threat into Sybil's Life at Clifton. 225 execution. " Did Hartly send for you ? I have only had a cold, and that is almost well. " " Well, then, we must make it quite well. How long have you had it ? " And he proc...eeded to feel her pulse, and to question her in a way that a year ago would have made her irate in the extreme. However, she answered him with tolerable civility, marvelling greatly that she had not been warned of the doctor's visit ; then suddenly, after glancing round the dull lodging-house parlour, with its convex mirror, horse-hair sofa, and chairs that did duty as easy- chairs, but had no claim to the title, he said, " You are not living here alone, surely ? " "Yes, I am — except an old servant who came with me, " said Sybil, coldly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But to her surprise he came up to her, and addressing her by name, said that he had called to see her, hearing that she was not well.
" I am not ill, " she replied. Hartly's proposed visit suddenly recurring to her, though at the time she had not believed that she would really put her threat into Sybil's Life at Clifton. 225 execution. " Did Hartly send for you ? I have only had a cold, and that is almost well. " " Well, then, we must make it quite well. How long have you had it ? " And he proc...eeded to feel her pulse, and to question her in a way that a year ago would have made her irate in the extreme. However, she answered him with tolerable civility, marvelling greatly that she had not been warned of the doctor's visit ; then suddenly, after glancing round the dull lodging-house parlour, with its convex mirror, horse-hair sofa, and chairs that did duty as easy- chairs, but had no claim to the title, he said, " You are not living here alone, surely ? " "Yes, I am — except an old servant who came with me, " said Sybil, coldly.
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