A Secret of the Sea. a Novel 1
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How was it possible, Jack often asked himself, that such a woman as Lady Dud- geon could be self-deceived in so simple a matter ? On every other subject her lady- ship was shrewd and clear-headed to a degree. She could scold her servants, or check her tradesmen's accounts ; she could discuss the last fashion in bonnets, or the last bit of gossip anent a neighbour's short- comings, as effectively and with as much relish as any middle-aged lady in the three kingdoms. And yet with regard to Sir Th...omas she seemed so thoroughly in earnest, her admiration of him (while keep- ing the matrimonial yoke fixed tightly on his shoulders) seemed so genuine, that it was next to impossible to believe that she was merely acting a part in furtherance of certain hidden views of her own. It was ^a problem that Jack set himself to study from the day of his arrival at Stammars ; but at the end of a month he found himself GERALD AT ST.AMMARS. i8r no nearer its solution than he had been at first.
Sir Thomas himself was by no means elated by the honour which the electors of Pembridge had thrust upon him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How was it possible, Jack often asked himself, that such a woman as Lady Dud- geon could be self-deceived in so simple a matter ? On every other subject her lady- ship was shrewd and clear-headed to a degree. She could scold her servants, or check her tradesmen's accounts ; she could discuss the last fashion in bonnets, or the last bit of gossip anent a neighbour's short- comings, as effectively and with as much relish as any middle-aged lady in the three kingdoms. And yet with regard to Sir Th...omas she seemed so thoroughly in earnest, her admiration of him (while keep- ing the matrimonial yoke fixed tightly on his shoulders) seemed so genuine, that it was next to impossible to believe that she was merely acting a part in furtherance of certain hidden views of her own. It was ^a problem that Jack set himself to study from the day of his arrival at Stammars ; but at the end of a month he found himself GERALD AT ST.AMMARS. i8r no nearer its solution than he had been at first.
Sir Thomas himself was by no means elated by the honour which the electors of Pembridge had thrust upon him.
What to read after A Secret of the Sea. a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Speight, T. W. (Thomas Wilkinson), 1830-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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