Antony Gray,—gardener
Antony Gray,—gardener
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It is quite impossible to understand Lady Fortescue'sdeclarations. And did you put in all the prints? They will have nearlyfilled the last pages. I must send for another album. Are these they?"She crossed to the open volume.
"No, " said Trix, "that's an old volume. I was looking at it. Who's theboy in the photograph, Aunt Lilla?" Mrs. Arbuthnot bent towards the page.
"'A. G. , aged fourteen. ' Let me see. Why, of course that was Antony Gray, Richard Gray's son. But I never knew his father. He--...I mean the boy--wasstaying in rooms with his aunt, Mrs. Stanley. She was his father'ssister, and married George Stanley. Something to do with the stockexchange, and quite a wealthy man, though a bad temper. And his wife wasnot a happy woman, as you can guess. Temper means such endless frictionwhen it's bad, especially with regard to things like interfering with theservants, and wanting to order the kitchen dinner. So absurd, as well asannoying. There's a place for a man and a place for a woman, and theman's place is not the kitchen, even if his entry is only figurative.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is quite impossible to understand Lady Fortescue'sdeclarations. And did you put in all the prints? They will have nearlyfilled the last pages. I must send for another album. Are these they?"She crossed to the open volume.
"No, " said Trix, "that's an old volume. I was looking at it. Who's theboy in the photograph, Aunt Lilla?" Mrs. Arbuthnot bent towards the page.
"'A. G. , aged fourteen. ' Let me see. Why, of course that was Antony Gray, Richard Gray's son. But I never knew his father. He--...I mean the boy--wasstaying in rooms with his aunt, Mrs. Stanley. She was his father'ssister, and married George Stanley. Something to do with the stockexchange, and quite a wealthy man, though a bad temper. And his wife wasnot a happy woman, as you can guess. Temper means such endless frictionwhen it's bad, especially with regard to things like interfering with theservants, and wanting to order the kitchen dinner. So absurd, as well asannoying. There's a place for a man and a place for a woman, and theman's place is not the kitchen, even if his entry is only figurative.
What to read after Antony Gray,—gardener?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore Leslie to read onlineMoreLess
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