The Dweller On the Threshold
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"He used to. But I don't know that he does now. " "I suppose he has a tremendous amount to do. " "He used to do much more at Liverpool. If a man wishes to come to thefront he mustn't sit in an armchair with folded hands. " There was a sharp sound of criticism in her voice which astonishedMalling. At the luncheon, only about a fortnight ago, she had shownherself plainly as the adoring wife, anxious for her husband's success, nervously hostile to any one who interfered with it, who stood betweenh...im and the homage of his world. Now Malling noted, or thought he noted, a change in her mental attitude. He was instantly on the alert.
"I'm sure that's the last thing Mr. Harding would do, " he said.
She shot a glance at him out of her discontented dark eyes.
"Are you?" she said.
And sarcasm crept in the words. She gave to Malling at this moment theimpression of a woman so strung up as to be not her natural self, sotormented by some feeling, perhaps long repressed, that her temperamentwas almost furiously seeking an outlet, knowing instinctively, perhaps, that only there lay its salvation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"He used to. But I don't know that he does now. " "I suppose he has a tremendous amount to do. " "He used to do much more at Liverpool. If a man wishes to come to thefront he mustn't sit in an armchair with folded hands. " There was a sharp sound of criticism in her voice which astonishedMalling. At the luncheon, only about a fortnight ago, she had shownherself plainly as the adoring wife, anxious for her husband's success, nervously hostile to any one who interfered with it, who stood betweenh...im and the homage of his world. Now Malling noted, or thought he noted, a change in her mental attitude. He was instantly on the alert.
"I'm sure that's the last thing Mr. Harding would do, " he said.
She shot a glance at him out of her discontented dark eyes.
"Are you?" she said.
And sarcasm crept in the words. She gave to Malling at this moment theimpression of a woman so strung up as to be not her natural self, sotormented by some feeling, perhaps long repressed, that her temperamentwas almost furiously seeking an outlet, knowing instinctively, perhaps, that only there lay its salvation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hichens Robert Smythe to read onlineMoreLess
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