Ascent
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If she felt the new force in his muteness she was never able to define it. She was becoming more and more aware of the division between his superficial con cessions to her and the integrity with which he guarded his own opinions. He was unfailing in his careless good temper, he played with the baby each day and saw that her little salon was full of flowers; but so far as any expression of his thoughts went, its absence was unfailing.
She had shut her book one rainy late afternoon, when he came ...in from a matinee at the Franc. Ais to find her still in front of their little fire; and as she looked up at the closed mask of his expression she [250] ASCENT was conscious of a deeper incapacity than she had yet realised in regard to him, and a correspondent irrita tion of her mind. It was one of the few days when she had not had a message or a note from Rivaudiere; and the suspicion had crossed her mind, when Devon took up the theatre list at luncheon and said he was off for an afternoon with Corneille, that he had been so readily sure that Polyeucte and Pauline would bore her because he wanted to be alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If she felt the new force in his muteness she was never able to define it. She was becoming more and more aware of the division between his superficial con cessions to her and the integrity with which he guarded his own opinions. He was unfailing in his careless good temper, he played with the baby each day and saw that her little salon was full of flowers; but so far as any expression of his thoughts went, its absence was unfailing.
She had shut her book one rainy late afternoon, when he came ...in from a matinee at the Franc. Ais to find her still in front of their little fire; and as she looked up at the closed mask of his expression she [250] ASCENT was conscious of a deeper incapacity than she had yet realised in regard to him, and a correspondent irrita tion of her mind. It was one of the few days when she had not had a message or a note from Rivaudiere; and the suspicion had crossed her mind, when Devon took up the theatre list at luncheon and said he was off for an afternoon with Corneille, that he had been so readily sure that Polyeucte and Pauline would bore her because he wanted to be alone.
What to read after Ascent?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Rumsey to read onlineMoreLess
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