The Notorious Mrs. Ebbsmith
The Notorious Mrs. Ebbsmith
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[With a little shudder. ] Ugh! Ugh! [AGNES moves away fromGERTRUDE, to the end of the settee, her head bowed, her handsclenched. ] I have something to propose. Come home with me tomorrow.
AGNES. [After a pause, raising her head. ] Home--?
GERTRUDE. Ketherick. The very spot for a woman who wants to shut outthings. Miles and miles of wild moorland! For company, purple heath andmoss-covered granite, in summer; in winter, the moor-fowl and the snowglistening on top of the crags. Oh, and for open-ai...r music, our littlechurch owns the sweetest little peal of bells--! [AGNES rises, disturbed. ] Ah, I can't promise you their silence! Indeed, I'm verymuch afraid that on a still Sunday you can even hear the sound of theorgan quite a long distance off. I am the organist when I'm at home. That's Ketherick. Will you come? [The distant tinkling of mandolin andguitar is again heard. ] AGNES. Listen to that. The mandolinisti! You talk of the sound of yourchurch organ, and I hear his music.
GERTRUDE. His music?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[With a little shudder. ] Ugh! Ugh! [AGNES moves away fromGERTRUDE, to the end of the settee, her head bowed, her handsclenched. ] I have something to propose. Come home with me tomorrow.
AGNES. [After a pause, raising her head. ] Home--?
GERTRUDE. Ketherick. The very spot for a woman who wants to shut outthings. Miles and miles of wild moorland! For company, purple heath andmoss-covered granite, in summer; in winter, the moor-fowl and the snowglistening on top of the crags. Oh, and for open-ai...r music, our littlechurch owns the sweetest little peal of bells--! [AGNES rises, disturbed. ] Ah, I can't promise you their silence! Indeed, I'm verymuch afraid that on a still Sunday you can even hear the sound of theorgan quite a long distance off. I am the organist when I'm at home. That's Ketherick. Will you come? [The distant tinkling of mandolin andguitar is again heard. ] AGNES. Listen to that. The mandolinisti! You talk of the sound of yourchurch organ, and I hear his music.
GERTRUDE. His music?
What to read after The Notorious Mrs. Ebbsmith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pinero, Arthur Wing, Sir, 1855-1934 to read onlineMoreLess
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