The Gypsy in the Parlour
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Once again the old sentimental intimacy enfolded us. “Now tell me all the London news,” said Fanny Davis; and then it was I had to make my hitherto postponed decision.
I hadn’t told Charlotte I’d seen Charlie. I was still waiting, still hoping for the fait accompli. Should I now tell Fanny Davis? I believed her already active on the Sylvester behalf—more active than I’d been, or yet was: Charles’s correspondent, urging Charles to wiser courses. Selfishness made me greedy to claim all credit I co...uld; I also, more obscurely, felt it disloyal to Charlotte to give Fanny my news first.—In the event, my tongue made the decision for me.
“Fanny,” cried I uncontrollably, “I’ve seen Cousin Charles!”—And sat back on my heels, not at all sorry to have the words out, feeling extraordinarily important, looking forward to our long, momentous, adult conversation.… “When?” said Fanny Davis.
—She was so much less startled than I expected, I only then realised my thoughtlessness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Once again the old sentimental intimacy enfolded us. “Now tell me all the London news,” said Fanny Davis; and then it was I had to make my hitherto postponed decision.
I hadn’t told Charlotte I’d seen Charlie. I was still waiting, still hoping for the fait accompli. Should I now tell Fanny Davis? I believed her already active on the Sylvester behalf—more active than I’d been, or yet was: Charles’s correspondent, urging Charles to wiser courses. Selfishness made me greedy to claim all credit I co...uld; I also, more obscurely, felt it disloyal to Charlotte to give Fanny my news first.—In the event, my tongue made the decision for me.
“Fanny,” cried I uncontrollably, “I’ve seen Cousin Charles!”—And sat back on my heels, not at all sorry to have the words out, feeling extraordinarily important, looking forward to our long, momentous, adult conversation.… “When?” said Fanny Davis.
—She was so much less startled than I expected, I only then realised my thoughtlessness.
What to read after The Gypsy in the Parlour?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margery Sharp to read onlineMoreLess
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