The Burden (2013)
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Shirley read his letter at breakfast; and then passed it to Laura, who read it.
‘Richard Wilding. Is that the traveller man?’ ‘Yes.’ ‘I didn’t know he was a friend of yours.’ ‘Well – he is. You’ll like him.’ ‘He’d better come to lunch. Do you know him well?’ ‘For a time,’ said Shirley, ‘I thought I was in love with him.’ ‘Oh!’ said Laura, startled.
She wondered … Richard arrived a little earlier than they had expected. Shirley was up with Henry, and Laura received him, and took him out into the ...garden.
She thought to herself at once: ‘This is the man Shirley ought to have married.’ She liked his quietness, his warmth and sympathy, and his authoritativeness.
Oh! if only Shirley had never met Henry, Henry with his charm, his instability and his underlying ruthlessness.
Richard inquired politely after the sick man. After the conventional questions and answers, Richard Wilding said: ‘I only met him a couple of times. I didn’t like him.’ And then he asked brusquely: ‘Why didn’t you stop her marrying him?’ ‘How could I?’ ‘You could have found some way.’ ‘Could I?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shirley read his letter at breakfast; and then passed it to Laura, who read it.
‘Richard Wilding. Is that the traveller man?’ ‘Yes.’ ‘I didn’t know he was a friend of yours.’ ‘Well – he is. You’ll like him.’ ‘He’d better come to lunch. Do you know him well?’ ‘For a time,’ said Shirley, ‘I thought I was in love with him.’ ‘Oh!’ said Laura, startled.
She wondered … Richard arrived a little earlier than they had expected. Shirley was up with Henry, and Laura received him, and took him out into the ...garden.
She thought to herself at once: ‘This is the man Shirley ought to have married.’ She liked his quietness, his warmth and sympathy, and his authoritativeness.
Oh! if only Shirley had never met Henry, Henry with his charm, his instability and his underlying ruthlessness.
Richard inquired politely after the sick man. After the conventional questions and answers, Richard Wilding said: ‘I only met him a couple of times. I didn’t like him.’ And then he asked brusquely: ‘Why didn’t you stop her marrying him?’ ‘How could I?’ ‘You could have found some way.’ ‘Could I?
What to read after The Burden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agatha Christie, Writing As Mary Westmacott to read onlineMoreLess
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