Caste Three
Caste Three
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Hawtrey said, giving nods which sent his cigar into a glow again. So it was that at the beginning of the next dance Hewitt was standing with the two fathers at the steps, his cigarette cast aside, his arm hanging over the railing, his manner heavy. Further misery was im- minent, and he was not man enough to meet it with the manner debonnair. Mary Young had passed with her escort, all elas- ticity and joy. They were even now running across the lawn together in pursuit of Margaret and Bob Dilling...s. A lump took its place permanently in Hewitt's throat. He, too, wanted to be gay, but he remained lumpier than before. Once again the dancers went into the house. Mar- garet Hawtrey was standing beside her mother when the last couple strolled in. Duty called, and duty's demands were reinforced by the presence of two fathers. "May I have this one?" Hewitt asked Margaret, coming upon her so suddenly that she started. It had been necessary for him to hurry, to strike while his resolution remained hot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hawtrey said, giving nods which sent his cigar into a glow again. So it was that at the beginning of the next dance Hewitt was standing with the two fathers at the steps, his cigarette cast aside, his arm hanging over the railing, his manner heavy. Further misery was im- minent, and he was not man enough to meet it with the manner debonnair. Mary Young had passed with her escort, all elas- ticity and joy. They were even now running across the lawn together in pursuit of Margaret and Bob Dilling...s. A lump took its place permanently in Hewitt's throat. He, too, wanted to be gay, but he remained lumpier than before. Once again the dancers went into the house. Mar- garet Hawtrey was standing beside her mother when the last couple strolled in. Duty called, and duty's demands were reinforced by the presence of two fathers. "May I have this one?" Hewitt asked Margaret, coming upon her so suddenly that she started. It had been necessary for him to hurry, to strike while his resolution remained hot.
What to read after Caste Three?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gertrude M Shields to read onlineMoreLess
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