Awakeningto Let
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On Thursday, while they were standing in the bay window of thedrawing-room, dressed for dinner, she said to him: "Jon, I'm going home on Sunday by the 3. 40 from Paddington; if you wereto go home on Saturday you could come up on Sunday and take me down, andjust get back here by the last train, after. You were going home anyway, weren't you?" Jon nodded.
"Anything to be with you, " he said; "only why need I pretend--" Fleur slipped her little finger into his palm: "You have no instinct, Jon; you... must leave things to me. It's seriousabout our people. We've simply got to be secret at present, if we wantto be together. " The door was opened, and she added loudly: "You are aduffer, Jon. " Something turned over within Jon; he could not bear this subterfugeabout a feeling so natural, so overwhelming, and so sweet.
On Friday night about eleven he had packed his bag, and was leaning outof his window, half miserable, and half lost in a dream of Paddingtonstation, when he heard a tiny sound, as of a finger-nail tapping on hisdoor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On Thursday, while they were standing in the bay window of thedrawing-room, dressed for dinner, she said to him: "Jon, I'm going home on Sunday by the 3. 40 from Paddington; if you wereto go home on Saturday you could come up on Sunday and take me down, andjust get back here by the last train, after. You were going home anyway, weren't you?" Jon nodded.
"Anything to be with you, " he said; "only why need I pretend--" Fleur slipped her little finger into his palm: "You have no instinct, Jon; you... must leave things to me. It's seriousabout our people. We've simply got to be secret at present, if we wantto be together. " The door was opened, and she added loudly: "You are aduffer, Jon. " Something turned over within Jon; he could not bear this subterfugeabout a feeling so natural, so overwhelming, and so sweet.
On Friday night about eleven he had packed his bag, and was leaning outof his window, half miserable, and half lost in a dream of Paddingtonstation, when he heard a tiny sound, as of a finger-nail tapping on hisdoor.
What to read after Awakeningto Let?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galsworthy John to read onlineMoreLess
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