A House in Bloomsbury
A House in Bloomsbury
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She had read it through every word, as is the practice of lonely ladies, before she v/ent out : and she was pro- foundly conscious now of Gilchrist following her about, hovering behind her, and more anxious than words can say. Miss Bethune was an hour or more occupied about that newspaper, of which she did not see a single word, and then she rose suddenly to her feet.
" I cannot do it — I cannot do it ! " she cried. " The woman has no claim on me. Most likely she's nothing but a fool, that has ...spoilt everything for herself, and more. Maybe it will not be good for Dora. But I cannot do it — I cannot do it. It's too strong for me. Whatever comes of it, she must see her child — she must see her child before she passes away and is no more seen. And oh, I wish — I wish that it was not her, but me!" CHAPTER XVI.
Dora passed the long evening of that day in her father's room. It was one of those days in which the sun seems to refuse to set, the daylight to depart. It rolled out in afternoon sunshine, prolonged as it seemed for half a year's time, showing no inclination to wane.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had read it through every word, as is the practice of lonely ladies, before she v/ent out : and she was pro- foundly conscious now of Gilchrist following her about, hovering behind her, and more anxious than words can say. Miss Bethune was an hour or more occupied about that newspaper, of which she did not see a single word, and then she rose suddenly to her feet.
" I cannot do it — I cannot do it ! " she cried. " The woman has no claim on me. Most likely she's nothing but a fool, that has ...spoilt everything for herself, and more. Maybe it will not be good for Dora. But I cannot do it — I cannot do it. It's too strong for me. Whatever comes of it, she must see her child — she must see her child before she passes away and is no more seen. And oh, I wish — I wish that it was not her, but me!" CHAPTER XVI.
Dora passed the long evening of that day in her father's room. It was one of those days in which the sun seems to refuse to set, the daylight to depart. It rolled out in afternoon sunshine, prolonged as it seemed for half a year's time, showing no inclination to wane.
What to read after A House in Bloomsbury?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliphant, Mrs. (Margaret), 1828-1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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