Aurora the Magnificent
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Guerra under the central box ex- cused himself and turned back, having already paid his AURORA THE MAGNIFICENT 221 respects. Gerald, once out in the lobby, advanced more uncertainly, finally hesitated and stopped. He was not sure he wished to see Antonia in circum- stances which would not allow him to express his resent- ment of her behavior toward the friend whom with her formal permission he had brought to her house. It was owed to Mrs. Hawthorne not to let the incident pass. He had ceased to... be furious at Antonia; he had not written in cold blood the wrathful, finishing letter planned in heat of brain. That, after all, was Antonia as he had always known her and been her friend: Antonia, capable of hero- isms and generosities, fineness and insight, density and petulance. One could not drop the great woman into the waste-basket because on one occasion more she had been perverse and the sufferer happened to be oneself. But the great woman, thought Gerald, needed a sober word spoken to her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Guerra under the central box ex- cused himself and turned back, having already paid his AURORA THE MAGNIFICENT 221 respects. Gerald, once out in the lobby, advanced more uncertainly, finally hesitated and stopped. He was not sure he wished to see Antonia in circum- stances which would not allow him to express his resent- ment of her behavior toward the friend whom with her formal permission he had brought to her house. It was owed to Mrs. Hawthorne not to let the incident pass. He had ceased to... be furious at Antonia; he had not written in cold blood the wrathful, finishing letter planned in heat of brain. That, after all, was Antonia as he had always known her and been her friend: Antonia, capable of hero- isms and generosities, fineness and insight, density and petulance. One could not drop the great woman into the waste-basket because on one occasion more she had been perverse and the sufferer happened to be oneself. But the great woman, thought Gerald, needed a sober word spoken to her.
What to read after Aurora the Magnificent?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brownell Gertrude Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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