The Touchstone [a Story]
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In its last disguise of retrospective remorse, his self-pity affected a desire for solitude and medita- tion. He lost himself in morbid musings, in futile visions of what life with Margaret Aubyn might have been. There were moments when, in the strange dislocation of his view, the wrong he had done her seemed a tie between them.
[ 124 ] THE TOUCHSTONE To indulge these emotions he fell into the habit, on Sunday afternoons, of solitary walks prolonged till after dusk. The days were lengthening, t...here was a touch of spring in the air, and his wanderings now usually led him to the Park and its outlying regions.
One Sunday, tired of aimless locomotion, he took a cab at the Park gates and let it carry him out to the Riverside Drive. It was a gray afternoon streaked with east wind. Glennard's cab advanced slowly, and as he leaned back, gazing with absent intentness at the deserted paths that wound under bare boughs between grass banks of premature vividness, his at- tention w£is arrested by two figures walking ahead of him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In its last disguise of retrospective remorse, his self-pity affected a desire for solitude and medita- tion. He lost himself in morbid musings, in futile visions of what life with Margaret Aubyn might have been. There were moments when, in the strange dislocation of his view, the wrong he had done her seemed a tie between them.
[ 124 ] THE TOUCHSTONE To indulge these emotions he fell into the habit, on Sunday afternoons, of solitary walks prolonged till after dusk. The days were lengthening, t...here was a touch of spring in the air, and his wanderings now usually led him to the Park and its outlying regions.
One Sunday, tired of aimless locomotion, he took a cab at the Park gates and let it carry him out to the Riverside Drive. It was a gray afternoon streaked with east wind. Glennard's cab advanced slowly, and as he leaned back, gazing with absent intentness at the deserted paths that wound under bare boughs between grass banks of premature vividness, his at- tention w£is arrested by two figures walking ahead of him.
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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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