Calvary Alley
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At lunch she sat in the kitchen opposite Susan and listened to a recitalof that melancholy person's woes. Susan and her mistress, being mutuallydependent, had endured each other's exclusive society for close upontwenty years. The result was that each found the other the moststimulating of all subjects of conversation. When Nance was not listeningto tirades against Susan up-stairs, she was listening to bittercomplaints against Miss Bobinet down-stairs.
In the afternoon she was expected to read a...t the top of her voice from"The Church Guide, " until Miss Bobinet got sleepy; then it was her dutyto sit motionless in the stuffy, camphor-laden room, listening to anendless succession of vocal gymnastics until what time the old lady sawfit to wake up.
If Nance had been a provident young person, she might have improved thoseidle hours during that interminable winter by continuing her study ofstenography. But, instead, she crouched on the floor by the window, holding her active young body motionless, while her thoughts likedistracted imprisoned things flew round their solid walls of facts, frantically seeking some loophole of escape.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At lunch she sat in the kitchen opposite Susan and listened to a recitalof that melancholy person's woes. Susan and her mistress, being mutuallydependent, had endured each other's exclusive society for close upontwenty years. The result was that each found the other the moststimulating of all subjects of conversation. When Nance was not listeningto tirades against Susan up-stairs, she was listening to bittercomplaints against Miss Bobinet down-stairs.
In the afternoon she was expected to read a...t the top of her voice from"The Church Guide, " until Miss Bobinet got sleepy; then it was her dutyto sit motionless in the stuffy, camphor-laden room, listening to anendless succession of vocal gymnastics until what time the old lady sawfit to wake up.
If Nance had been a provident young person, she might have improved thoseidle hours during that interminable winter by continuing her study ofstenography. But, instead, she crouched on the floor by the window, holding her active young body motionless, while her thoughts likedistracted imprisoned things flew round their solid walls of facts, frantically seeking some loophole of escape.
What to read after Calvary Alley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rice Alice Caldwell Hegan to read onlineMoreLess
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