A Far Country — volume 2
A Far Country — volume 2
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And theyall your friends--seem to take it as a matter of course. " "There's no reason why we shouldn't have beautiful things and well serveddinners, too, if we have the money to pay for them. " "I suppose not, " she agreed, absently.
XV.
That winter many other entertainments were given in our honour. But theconviction grew upon me that Maude had no real liking for the social sideof life, that she acquiesced in it only on my account. Thus, at the veryoutset of our married career, an irritant dev...eloped: signs of it, indeed, were apparent from the first, when we were preparing the house we hadrented for occupancy. Hurrying away from my office at odd times tofurniture and department stores to help decide such momentous questionsas curtains, carpets, chairs and tables I would often spy the tall, uncompromising figure of Susan Peters standing beside Maude's, while anobliging clerk spread out, anxiously, rugs or wall-papers for theirinspection.
"Why don't you get Nancy to help you, too!" I ventured to ask her once.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And theyall your friends--seem to take it as a matter of course. " "There's no reason why we shouldn't have beautiful things and well serveddinners, too, if we have the money to pay for them. " "I suppose not, " she agreed, absently.
XV.
That winter many other entertainments were given in our honour. But theconviction grew upon me that Maude had no real liking for the social sideof life, that she acquiesced in it only on my account. Thus, at the veryoutset of our married career, an irritant dev...eloped: signs of it, indeed, were apparent from the first, when we were preparing the house we hadrented for occupancy. Hurrying away from my office at odd times tofurniture and department stores to help decide such momentous questionsas curtains, carpets, chairs and tables I would often spy the tall, uncompromising figure of Susan Peters standing beside Maude's, while anobliging clerk spread out, anxiously, rugs or wall-papers for theirinspection.
"Why don't you get Nancy to help you, too!" I ventured to ask her once.
What to read after A Far Country — volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Churchill Winston to read onlineMoreLess
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