Paradise Lane
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One was her love for Victor, the thirty-year-old product of her marriage; the second was the hatred she felt for Andrew Worthington. Her daily encounter with each end of the emotional spectrum often left her drained, yet she continued doggedly as mistress of Worthington House, a detached piece of Victorian ugliness that squatted at the top of Wigan Road.
Deep inside Prudence’s heart there lingered two hopes. She wanted Victor to be happy and successful, longed for the day when Andrew would b...e brought down. For these ends, Prudence remained alive, healthy in body if not in mind, and extremely lonely. Worthington House entertained few visitors as its atmosphere was often repellent.
She lingered over the piano, could still feel reverberations from the series of dissonant chords she had just played. She was a good pianist, had been an adequate singer, but sometimes, she took her anger out on the keyboard. Another girl at the door today. Another child with a child in its belly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One was her love for Victor, the thirty-year-old product of her marriage; the second was the hatred she felt for Andrew Worthington. Her daily encounter with each end of the emotional spectrum often left her drained, yet she continued doggedly as mistress of Worthington House, a detached piece of Victorian ugliness that squatted at the top of Wigan Road.
Deep inside Prudence’s heart there lingered two hopes. She wanted Victor to be happy and successful, longed for the day when Andrew would b...e brought down. For these ends, Prudence remained alive, healthy in body if not in mind, and extremely lonely. Worthington House entertained few visitors as its atmosphere was often repellent.
She lingered over the piano, could still feel reverberations from the series of dissonant chords she had just played. She was a good pianist, had been an adequate singer, but sometimes, she took her anger out on the keyboard. Another girl at the door today. Another child with a child in its belly.
What to read after Paradise Lane?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruth Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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