A Necessity of Life And Other Stories
A Necessity of Life And Other Stories
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. . . ' He ended abruptly, looking at her at once angrily and miserably.
She flushed.
4 What was there wrong in my manner towards him, can you tell me that ? ' He hastened on to give himself assurance with a sub -consciousness at the same time that there was something new in her manner and attitude towards him, a subtle element which he could not define.
4 You let young Thursfield follow you about like a spaniel, and talked to him constantly during the evening. I am not very good at expressing ...myself, perhaps, or explaining exactly the impression that it all made upon me, but one thing I know, that it was deplorable. You really made yourself ridiculous, my dear. ' 4 Did I ? ' questioned Claire with a faint 82 THE VENETIAN MIRROR smile. ' May I remind you, on the other hand, that I am thirty-six and Mr. Thurs- field ten years my junior, twenty -six in fact ? ' ' Ah ! ' rejoined her husband quickly, 'twenty-six is precisely the age at which youngsters imagine themselves to be in love with grown women.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . ' He ended abruptly, looking at her at once angrily and miserably.
She flushed.
4 What was there wrong in my manner towards him, can you tell me that ? ' He hastened on to give himself assurance with a sub -consciousness at the same time that there was something new in her manner and attitude towards him, a subtle element which he could not define.
4 You let young Thursfield follow you about like a spaniel, and talked to him constantly during the evening. I am not very good at expressing ...myself, perhaps, or explaining exactly the impression that it all made upon me, but one thing I know, that it was deplorable. You really made yourself ridiculous, my dear. ' 4 Did I ? ' questioned Claire with a faint 82 THE VENETIAN MIRROR smile. ' May I remind you, on the other hand, that I am thirty-six and Mr. Thurs- field ten years my junior, twenty -six in fact ? ' ' Ah ! ' rejoined her husband quickly, 'twenty-six is precisely the age at which youngsters imagine themselves to be in love with grown women.
What to read after A Necessity of Life And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Betty Van Der Goes to read onlineMoreLess
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