Arundel
Arundel
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"Well, if that isn't annoying, " she said, "when we were arranging it so nicely and getting over every difficulty. Because Thursday is Mrs. Mar- tin's garden-party, which I haven't missed in all the years I have been at Heathmoor, and I mustn't miss it! She would think it so unkind, for she always says she depends on me. I wonder if she could possibly change her day. Listen to the rain. I impe you have brought your mackintosh, Edward. No, I'm afraid it's too late to ask her, for the invi- tatio...ns are already sent out. Well, that does knock our delightful plan on the head. How battered the garden will be, though we want rain. And 'Sieg- fried, ' too; of all operas that is the one I should so like to see again. But I have an idea. Yes, pray light your cigarette, Edward! What if you took these two girls up to see it? Couldn't they be sup- posed to chaperone each other, and Edith so nearly married, too? I don't know what people would think, though!" Mrs. Hancock was the soul of good nature, and having so adroitly shown the impossibility of her- self partaking in this plan, thought nothing of the disagreeableness of spending an evening alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Well, if that isn't annoying, " she said, "when we were arranging it so nicely and getting over every difficulty. Because Thursday is Mrs. Mar- tin's garden-party, which I haven't missed in all the years I have been at Heathmoor, and I mustn't miss it! She would think it so unkind, for she always says she depends on me. I wonder if she could possibly change her day. Listen to the rain. I impe you have brought your mackintosh, Edward. No, I'm afraid it's too late to ask her, for the invi- tatio...ns are already sent out. Well, that does knock our delightful plan on the head. How battered the garden will be, though we want rain. And 'Sieg- fried, ' too; of all operas that is the one I should so like to see again. But I have an idea. Yes, pray light your cigarette, Edward! What if you took these two girls up to see it? Couldn't they be sup- posed to chaperone each other, and Edith so nearly married, too? I don't know what people would think, though!" Mrs. Hancock was the soul of good nature, and having so adroitly shown the impossibility of her- self partaking in this plan, thought nothing of the disagreeableness of spending an evening alone.
What to read after Arundel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson, E. F. (Edward Frederic), 1867-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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