A Gift From the Grave
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His yacht is down at Laurel Bay and he borrowed a trap of the Dreshams to drive over here. ' Glennard made no comment, and she went on, leaning her head back against the cushions of her bamboo seat, 'He wants us to go for a sail with him next Sunday/ Glennard meditatively stirred his tea. He was trying to think of the most natural and unartificial thing to say, 64 THE TOUCH OF and his voice seemed to come from the outside, as though he were speaking behind a marionette. 'Do you want to?' 'Just ...as you please, ' she said com- pliantly. No affectation of indifference could have been as baffling as her com- pliance. Glennard, of late, was beginning to feel that the surface which, a year ago, he had taken for a sheet of clear glass, might, after all, be a mirror reflecting merely his own conception of what lay behind it.
'Do you like Flamel?' he suddenly asked ; to which, still engaged with her tea, she returned the feminine answer 'I thought you did. ' ' I do, of course, ' he agreed, vexed at his own incorrigible tendency to magnify Flamel's importance by hovering about the topic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His yacht is down at Laurel Bay and he borrowed a trap of the Dreshams to drive over here. ' Glennard made no comment, and she went on, leaning her head back against the cushions of her bamboo seat, 'He wants us to go for a sail with him next Sunday/ Glennard meditatively stirred his tea. He was trying to think of the most natural and unartificial thing to say, 64 THE TOUCH OF and his voice seemed to come from the outside, as though he were speaking behind a marionette. 'Do you want to?' 'Just ...as you please, ' she said com- pliantly. No affectation of indifference could have been as baffling as her com- pliance. Glennard, of late, was beginning to feel that the surface which, a year ago, he had taken for a sheet of clear glass, might, after all, be a mirror reflecting merely his own conception of what lay behind it.
'Do you like Flamel?' he suddenly asked ; to which, still engaged with her tea, she returned the feminine answer 'I thought you did. ' ' I do, of course, ' he agreed, vexed at his own incorrigible tendency to magnify Flamel's importance by hovering about the topic.
What to read after A Gift From the Grave?
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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