The Paying Guest
The Paying Guest
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If you won't let me come, I suppose Imust go to London and ask one of my friends to take me in. ' 'I will arrange it. Come about half-past eight. We shall be in thegarden by then. ' Avoiding her look, he moved away and ran up the stairs. But from theexit of the station he walked slowly, in part to calm himself, toassume his ordinary appearance, and in part to think over the comedyhe was going to play.
Emmeline met him at the door, herself too much flurried to noticeanything peculiar in her husb...and's aspect. She repeated the storywith which he was already acquainted.
'And really, after all, I am so glad!' was her conclusion. 'I didn'tthink she had really gone; all the afternoon I've been expecting tosee her back again. But she won't come now, and it is a good thingto have done with the wretched business. I only hope she will tellthe truth to her people. She might say that we turned her out of thehouse. But I don't think so; in spite of all her faults, she neverseemed deceitful or malicious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you won't let me come, I suppose Imust go to London and ask one of my friends to take me in. ' 'I will arrange it. Come about half-past eight. We shall be in thegarden by then. ' Avoiding her look, he moved away and ran up the stairs. But from theexit of the station he walked slowly, in part to calm himself, toassume his ordinary appearance, and in part to think over the comedyhe was going to play.
Emmeline met him at the door, herself too much flurried to noticeanything peculiar in her husb...and's aspect. She repeated the storywith which he was already acquainted.
'And really, after all, I am so glad!' was her conclusion. 'I didn'tthink she had really gone; all the afternoon I've been expecting tosee her back again. But she won't come now, and it is a good thingto have done with the wretched business. I only hope she will tellthe truth to her people. She might say that we turned her out of thehouse. But I don't think so; in spite of all her faults, she neverseemed deceitful or malicious.
What to read after The Paying Guest?
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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