The Land of Promise a Novelization of W Somerset Maughams Play
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And what if he did release her? What then? There still remained the unsolva- ble problem of what she was to do. Her brother had told her that positions in Winnipeg during the winter months were impossible to get. Gertie had taunted her with the same fact. She had less than six dollars in the world. After she had paid her bill she would have little more than four. It was hopeless.
11 Trapped, trapped, trapped, by your own mad temper, trapped! " And then more plans ; each one kindling fresh hope ...in her heart only to have it extinguished, like a torch thrown into a pool, when they proved, on analysis, each to be more imprac- ticable than its predecessor. And then, the re- frain. And then, more plans.
It was a haggard and weary-looking bride that presented herself to the expectant bride- groom the next morning. The great circles 170 THE LAND OF PEOMISE under her eyes told the story of a sleepless night. But nothing in Taylor's manner be- trayed that he noticed that she was looking otherwise than as usual.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And what if he did release her? What then? There still remained the unsolva- ble problem of what she was to do. Her brother had told her that positions in Winnipeg during the winter months were impossible to get. Gertie had taunted her with the same fact. She had less than six dollars in the world. After she had paid her bill she would have little more than four. It was hopeless.
11 Trapped, trapped, trapped, by your own mad temper, trapped! " And then more plans ; each one kindling fresh hope ...in her heart only to have it extinguished, like a torch thrown into a pool, when they proved, on analysis, each to be more imprac- ticable than its predecessor. And then, the re- frain. And then, more plans.
It was a haggard and weary-looking bride that presented herself to the expectant bride- groom the next morning. The great circles 170 THE LAND OF PEOMISE under her eyes told the story of a sleepless night. But nothing in Taylor's manner be- trayed that he noticed that she was looking otherwise than as usual.
What to read after The Land of Promise a Novelization of W Somerset Maughams Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D Torbett to read onlineMoreLess
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