All the Year Round N.S.:V.35 (1885)
All the Year Round N.S.:V.35 (1885)
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She jumped to her feet; she tore the letter she had just penned to Phil into a hundred fragments j she crumpled up Phil's few lines, and tossed them into the fire.
''I see — I seel" she said aloud pas- sionately. " I understand it M now. He wanted to save his honour, to marry me out of hand, and be done with it, lest his resolution might fail him." She picked up Lucy's letter, and read through the bitter words once more.
Who "L. S." was she had not the re- motest notion. It had so chanced that,... though Phil had long ago mentioned to Edie the fact of Rodney Thome's engage- ment "to a little girl in Paris," Miss Sel- wyn's name had not been mentioned, or, if it had had a passing allusion, it had, somehow, not fixed itself in Edie's memory.
However that might be, it could not matter two straws who or what "L. S." was. One fact was patent from the tone of her letter — viz., that she knew very well what she was writing about. No doubt she had seen a great deal of Phil in London, and had had the fact forced upon her notice that he had transferred his afiections to a person to whom she was evidently under great obligations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She jumped to her feet; she tore the letter she had just penned to Phil into a hundred fragments j she crumpled up Phil's few lines, and tossed them into the fire.
''I see — I seel" she said aloud pas- sionately. " I understand it M now. He wanted to save his honour, to marry me out of hand, and be done with it, lest his resolution might fail him." She picked up Lucy's letter, and read through the bitter words once more.
Who "L. S." was she had not the re- motest notion. It had so chanced that,... though Phil had long ago mentioned to Edie the fact of Rodney Thome's engage- ment "to a little girl in Paris," Miss Sel- wyn's name had not been mentioned, or, if it had had a passing allusion, it had, somehow, not fixed itself in Edie's memory.
However that might be, it could not matter two straws who or what "L. S." was. One fact was patent from the tone of her letter — viz., that she knew very well what she was writing about. No doubt she had seen a great deal of Phil in London, and had had the fact forced upon her notice that he had transferred his afiections to a person to whom she was evidently under great obligations.
What to read after All the Year Round N.S.:V.35 (1885)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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