The Hermit And the Wild Woman
The Hermit And the Wild Woman
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But that was "best" too, andshe was not anxious, for she knew he had obtained the post he had beenpreparing for, and that his active life in London had begun. Thethought reminded her, one mild March day, that in leaving the house shehad thrust in her reticule a letter from a Wentworth friend who wasabroad on a holiday. The envelope bore the London post mark, a factshowing that the lady's face was turned toward home. Margaret seatedherself on her bench, and drawing out the letter began to read i...t.
The London described was that of shops and museums--as remote aspossible from the setting of Guy Dawnish's existence. But suddenlyMargaret's eye fell on his name, and the page began to tremble in herhands.
"I heard such a funny thing yesterday about your friend Mr. Dawnish. Wewent to a tea at Professor Bunce's (I do wish you knew theBunces--their atmosphere is so _uplifting_), and there I met that MissBruce-Pringle who came out last year to take a course in histology atthe Annex. Of course she asked about you and Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But that was "best" too, andshe was not anxious, for she knew he had obtained the post he had beenpreparing for, and that his active life in London had begun. Thethought reminded her, one mild March day, that in leaving the house shehad thrust in her reticule a letter from a Wentworth friend who wasabroad on a holiday. The envelope bore the London post mark, a factshowing that the lady's face was turned toward home. Margaret seatedherself on her bench, and drawing out the letter began to read i...t.
The London described was that of shops and museums--as remote aspossible from the setting of Guy Dawnish's existence. But suddenlyMargaret's eye fell on his name, and the page began to tremble in herhands.
"I heard such a funny thing yesterday about your friend Mr. Dawnish. Wewent to a tea at Professor Bunce's (I do wish you knew theBunces--their atmosphere is so _uplifting_), and there I met that MissBruce-Pringle who came out last year to take a course in histology atthe Annex. Of course she asked about you and Mr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wharton Edith to read onlineMoreLess
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