The Whirlpool
The Whirlpool
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'No! I will think of something. He is dead, and can't contradict; andthe woman will hide--trust her. Your name shan't come into it at all. Iowe you that, Sibyl. I'll find some cause for a quarrel with him. Yourname shan't be spoken. ' She listened, her eyes down, her forehead lined in thought.
'I know what!' Hugh exclaimed, with gloomy resolve. 'That woman--ofcourse, there'll be a mystery, and she'll be searched for. Why'--heblustered against his shame--'why shouldn't she be the cause of it?Yes..., that would do. ' His hoarse laugh caused a tremor in Sibyl; she rose and stepped closeto him, and laid a hand upon his shoulder.
'So far you have advised yourself. Will you let me advise you now, dear?' 'Wouldn't that seem likely?' 'I think not. And if it _did_--what is the result? You will be dealtwith much more severely. Don't you see that?' 'What's that to me? What do I care so long as you are out of the vilebusiness? You will have no difficulties. Your mother's money; and thenMackintosh----' 'And is that all?' asked Sibyl, with a look which seemed to wonderprofoundly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'No! I will think of something. He is dead, and can't contradict; andthe woman will hide--trust her. Your name shan't come into it at all. Iowe you that, Sibyl. I'll find some cause for a quarrel with him. Yourname shan't be spoken. ' She listened, her eyes down, her forehead lined in thought.
'I know what!' Hugh exclaimed, with gloomy resolve. 'That woman--ofcourse, there'll be a mystery, and she'll be searched for. Why'--heblustered against his shame--'why shouldn't she be the cause of it?Yes..., that would do. ' His hoarse laugh caused a tremor in Sibyl; she rose and stepped closeto him, and laid a hand upon his shoulder.
'So far you have advised yourself. Will you let me advise you now, dear?' 'Wouldn't that seem likely?' 'I think not. And if it _did_--what is the result? You will be dealtwith much more severely. Don't you see that?' 'What's that to me? What do I care so long as you are out of the vilebusiness? You will have no difficulties. Your mother's money; and thenMackintosh----' 'And is that all?' asked Sibyl, with a look which seemed to wonderprofoundly.
What to read after The Whirlpool?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Gissing to read onlineMoreLess
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