Wickham's Diary
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He was bored, and he strode around the room like a tiger in a cage. I said as much and he turned to me and said, ‘Do you ever feel you are looking for something, George?’ A rich wife, I thought, but I did not say it. It would not do to let Fitzwilliam know that I am hoping for an heiress, or he might think to keep Anne and Georgiana away from me. And he would definitely not persuade his cousins invite me to Leighford Castle.
‘No,’ I said. ‘Do you?’ He drummed his fingers on the mantelpiece. ...‘Yes.’ ‘What?’ I asked.
‘I do not know,’ he said with a frown. ‘But I will know when I find it.’ He was thoughtful for a while and then he said, ‘Let us go out.’ ‘Where?’ ‘To my club.’ ‘I am not a member.’ ‘That can easily be remedied,’ he said. ‘My name will be enough to have you elected.’ We went out together and I soon found myself in a respectable establishment, too respectable for my tastes, though not for my purposes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was bored, and he strode around the room like a tiger in a cage. I said as much and he turned to me and said, ‘Do you ever feel you are looking for something, George?’ A rich wife, I thought, but I did not say it. It would not do to let Fitzwilliam know that I am hoping for an heiress, or he might think to keep Anne and Georgiana away from me. And he would definitely not persuade his cousins invite me to Leighford Castle.
‘No,’ I said. ‘Do you?’ He drummed his fingers on the mantelpiece. ...‘Yes.’ ‘What?’ I asked.
‘I do not know,’ he said with a frown. ‘But I will know when I find it.’ He was thoughtful for a while and then he said, ‘Let us go out.’ ‘Where?’ ‘To my club.’ ‘I am not a member.’ ‘That can easily be remedied,’ he said. ‘My name will be enough to have you elected.’ We went out together and I soon found myself in a respectable establishment, too respectable for my tastes, though not for my purposes.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amanda Grange to read onlineMoreLess
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