The Forsyte Saga, volume Ii.
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It was supposed that hewent abroad and saw all sorts of people now that his wife was dead; hiswater-colours were on the line, and he was a successful man. Franciewent so far as to say: "I should like to see him again; he was rather a dear. " Aunt Juley recalled how he had gone to sleep on the sofa one day, whereJames was sitting. He had always been very amiable; what did Soamesthink?
Knowing that Jolyon was Irene's trustee, all felt the delicacy of thisquestion, and looked at Soames with intere...st. A faint pink had come upin his cheeks.
"He's going grey, " he said.
Indeed! Had Soames seen him? Soames nodded, and the pink vanished.
James said suddenly: "Well--I don't know, I can't tell. " It so exactly expressed the sentiment of everybody present that therewas something behind everything, that nobody responded. But at thismoment Aunt Hester returned.
"Timothy, " she said in a low voice, "Timothy has bought a map, and he'sput in--he's put in three flags. " Timothy had. .. ! A sigh went round the company.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was supposed that hewent abroad and saw all sorts of people now that his wife was dead; hiswater-colours were on the line, and he was a successful man. Franciewent so far as to say: "I should like to see him again; he was rather a dear. " Aunt Juley recalled how he had gone to sleep on the sofa one day, whereJames was sitting. He had always been very amiable; what did Soamesthink?
Knowing that Jolyon was Irene's trustee, all felt the delicacy of thisquestion, and looked at Soames with intere...st. A faint pink had come upin his cheeks.
"He's going grey, " he said.
Indeed! Had Soames seen him? Soames nodded, and the pink vanished.
James said suddenly: "Well--I don't know, I can't tell. " It so exactly expressed the sentiment of everybody present that therewas something behind everything, that nobody responded. But at thismoment Aunt Hester returned.
"Timothy, " she said in a low voice, "Timothy has bought a map, and he'sput in--he's put in three flags. " Timothy had. .. ! A sigh went round the company.
What to read after The Forsyte Saga, volume Ii.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galsworthy John to read onlineMoreLess
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