Amabel Channice
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"It was her own choice, " she said.
Augustine pondered again. He, too, was grave and careful She saw how, making use of her proffered help, he yet held her at a distance. "Thatdoes not answer my question, " he said. "I will put it in another way. Isit because of some evil in his life that she is cloistered?" Lady Elliston sat before him in one of the high-backed chairs; the lightwas behind her: the delicate oval of her face maintained its steadyattitude: in the twilit room Augustine could see h...er eyes fixed verystrangely upon him. She, too, was perhaps pondering. When at last shespoke, she rose in speaking, as if her answer must put an end to theirencounter, as if he must feel, as well as she, that after her answerthere could be no further question.
"Not altogether, for that, " she said; "but, yes, in part it is becauseof what you would call an evil in his life that she is cloistered. " Augustine walked with her to the door and down the stone passageoutside, where a strip of faded carpet hardly kept one's feet from thecold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It was her own choice, " she said.
Augustine pondered again. He, too, was grave and careful She saw how, making use of her proffered help, he yet held her at a distance. "Thatdoes not answer my question, " he said. "I will put it in another way. Isit because of some evil in his life that she is cloistered?" Lady Elliston sat before him in one of the high-backed chairs; the lightwas behind her: the delicate oval of her face maintained its steadyattitude: in the twilit room Augustine could see h...er eyes fixed verystrangely upon him. She, too, was perhaps pondering. When at last shespoke, she rose in speaking, as if her answer must put an end to theirencounter, as if he must feel, as well as she, that after her answerthere could be no further question.
"Not altogether, for that, " she said; "but, yes, in part it is becauseof what you would call an evil in his life that she is cloistered. " Augustine walked with her to the door and down the stone passageoutside, where a strip of faded carpet hardly kept one's feet from thecold.
What to read after Amabel Channice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sedgwick Anne Douglas to read onlineMoreLess
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