A Great Success 8 8
A Great Success 8 8
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But she was suffering all thetime from an initial discouragement and depression, which took awayself-reliance, and left her awkwardly conscious. She struggled, but invain. The world into which Arthur was being so suddenly swept wasstrange to her, and in many ways antipathetic; but had she been happyand in spirits she could have grappled with it, or rather she could havelost herself in Arthur's success. Had she not always been his slave?But she was not happy! In their obscure days she had been A...rthur's bestfriend, as well as his wife. And it was the old comradeship which wasfailing her; encroached upon, filched from her, by other women; andespecially by this exacting, absorbing woman, whose craze for ArthurMeadows's society was rapidly becoming an amusement and a scandal evento those well acquainted with her previous records of the same sort.
* * * * * The end of July arrived. The Dunstables left town. At a concert, forwhich she had herself sent them tickets, Lady Dunstable met Doris andher husband, the night before she departed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But she was suffering all thetime from an initial discouragement and depression, which took awayself-reliance, and left her awkwardly conscious. She struggled, but invain. The world into which Arthur was being so suddenly swept wasstrange to her, and in many ways antipathetic; but had she been happyand in spirits she could have grappled with it, or rather she could havelost herself in Arthur's success. Had she not always been his slave?But she was not happy! In their obscure days she had been A...rthur's bestfriend, as well as his wife. And it was the old comradeship which wasfailing her; encroached upon, filched from her, by other women; andespecially by this exacting, absorbing woman, whose craze for ArthurMeadows's society was rapidly becoming an amusement and a scandal evento those well acquainted with her previous records of the same sort.
* * * * * The end of July arrived. The Dunstables left town. At a concert, forwhich she had herself sent them tickets, Lady Dunstable met Doris andher husband, the night before she departed.
What to read after A Great Success 8 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Humphry Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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