Catharine Furze
Catharine Furze
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Cardew reads Milton to me. It is only the words I want — words such as you have. " " Oh, Mrs. Cardew ! " — Catharine came closer to her, and Mrs. Cardew's arm crept round her waist — " I tell you again I have not so many words as you suppose, I believe, though, that if people take pains they can find them. " " Couldn't you help me ? " " I ? Oh, no ! Mr. Cardew could. I never heard anybody express himself as he does. " " Mr. Cardew is a minister, and perhaps I should find it easier with j'ou. Su...ppose I bring the ' Paradise Lost * out into the garden when we next meet, and I will read, and you shall help me to comment on it. " 92 CATHARINE FURZE Catharine's heart Avent out towards her, and it was agreed that "Paradise Lost " should be brought, and that ]Mrs. Cardew would endeavour to make herself " articu- late " thereon. The party broke up, and Catharine's re- flections were not of the simplest order. Rather let us say her emotions, for her heart was busier than her head. IVIrs. Cardew had deeply touched her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cardew reads Milton to me. It is only the words I want — words such as you have. " " Oh, Mrs. Cardew ! " — Catharine came closer to her, and Mrs. Cardew's arm crept round her waist — " I tell you again I have not so many words as you suppose, I believe, though, that if people take pains they can find them. " " Couldn't you help me ? " " I ? Oh, no ! Mr. Cardew could. I never heard anybody express himself as he does. " " Mr. Cardew is a minister, and perhaps I should find it easier with j'ou. Su...ppose I bring the ' Paradise Lost * out into the garden when we next meet, and I will read, and you shall help me to comment on it. " 92 CATHARINE FURZE Catharine's heart Avent out towards her, and it was agreed that "Paradise Lost " should be brought, and that ]Mrs. Cardew would endeavour to make herself " articu- late " thereon. The party broke up, and Catharine's re- flections were not of the simplest order. Rather let us say her emotions, for her heart was busier than her head. IVIrs. Cardew had deeply touched her.
What to read after Catharine Furze?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Hale White to read onlineMoreLess
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