The Haunting
The Haunting
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Hitherto, he had come and gone openly, daringly. " You are going up the back lane ? " " Best get off quickly, " Pascoe said, " some women are jealous as fire. " But Stowe was full of women " jealous as fire, " and hitherto Pascoe had not cared. Mr. Corlyon was puzzled. He looked thoughtfully at his brother ; and Pascoe, warmed, a little bemused by the wine, felt the look as if it, and the curiosity behind it, had been tangible.
He was not going to own up that he was afraid of being ill-wished. ...Gale would laugh . . .
" I didn't tell Jenifer I was going. " He was through with Jenifer, yet, for some reason, was anxious not to meet her. Mr. Corlyon 's mind groped for the reason. Pascoe was not scrupulous, not easily put about.
" What is Jenifer to you ? " *' She isn't nothing to me. " Mr. Corlyon had an itch to know. Pascoe had made casual love to half the women in Stowe. He had flirted with Jenifer as with the others ... A matter THE HAUNTING 95 of course, as she was such a pretty maid. The ques- tions, why Pascoe was afraid of Stowe streets, and whether Jenifer cared, really cared for him, clashed in Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hitherto, he had come and gone openly, daringly. " You are going up the back lane ? " " Best get off quickly, " Pascoe said, " some women are jealous as fire. " But Stowe was full of women " jealous as fire, " and hitherto Pascoe had not cared. Mr. Corlyon was puzzled. He looked thoughtfully at his brother ; and Pascoe, warmed, a little bemused by the wine, felt the look as if it, and the curiosity behind it, had been tangible.
He was not going to own up that he was afraid of being ill-wished. ...Gale would laugh . . .
" I didn't tell Jenifer I was going. " He was through with Jenifer, yet, for some reason, was anxious not to meet her. Mr. Corlyon 's mind groped for the reason. Pascoe was not scrupulous, not easily put about.
" What is Jenifer to you ? " *' She isn't nothing to me. " Mr. Corlyon had an itch to know. Pascoe had made casual love to half the women in Stowe. He had flirted with Jenifer as with the others ... A matter THE HAUNTING 95 of course, as she was such a pretty maid. The ques- tions, why Pascoe was afraid of Stowe streets, and whether Jenifer cared, really cared for him, clashed in Mr.
What to read after The Haunting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C a Catharine Amy Dawson Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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