The Complete Novels of George Orwell
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He had, as a matter of fact, made efforts to get in touch with her, though in a roundabout and not very helpful way.
His first emotion on learning of Dorothy’s disappearance had been rage pure and simple. At about eight in the morning, when he was beginning to wonder what had become of his shaving water, Ellen had come into his bedroom and announced in a vaguely panic-stricken tone: ‘Please, Sir, Miss Dorothy ain’t in the house, Sir. I can’t find her nowhere!’ ‘What?’ said the Rector.
‘She ain’t... in the house, Sir! And her bed don’t look as if it hadn’t been slept in, neither. It’s my belief as she’s gorn, Sir!’ ‘Gone!’ exclaimed the Rector, partly sitting up in bed. ‘What do you mean-gone?’ ‘Well, Sir, I believe she’s run away from ’ome, Sir!’ ‘Run away from home! At this hour of the morning? And what about my breakfast, pray?’ By the time the Rector got downstairs-unshaven, no hot water having appeared-Ellen had gone down into the town to make fruitless inquiries for Dorothy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had, as a matter of fact, made efforts to get in touch with her, though in a roundabout and not very helpful way.
His first emotion on learning of Dorothy’s disappearance had been rage pure and simple. At about eight in the morning, when he was beginning to wonder what had become of his shaving water, Ellen had come into his bedroom and announced in a vaguely panic-stricken tone: ‘Please, Sir, Miss Dorothy ain’t in the house, Sir. I can’t find her nowhere!’ ‘What?’ said the Rector.
‘She ain’t... in the house, Sir! And her bed don’t look as if it hadn’t been slept in, neither. It’s my belief as she’s gorn, Sir!’ ‘Gone!’ exclaimed the Rector, partly sitting up in bed. ‘What do you mean-gone?’ ‘Well, Sir, I believe she’s run away from ’ome, Sir!’ ‘Run away from home! At this hour of the morning? And what about my breakfast, pray?’ By the time the Rector got downstairs-unshaven, no hot water having appeared-Ellen had gone down into the town to make fruitless inquiries for Dorothy.
What to read after The Complete Novels of George Orwell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Orwell to read onlineMoreLess
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