Celibates
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Your intimacy with M. Delacour. I found you sitting side by side on this sofa.* 'I never heard before that there was any harm in sitting on a sofa with a man. But there are people who see immorality in every piece of furniture in a drawing-room.* * You seemed very intimate, that's all. What does Madame Delacour say ? Does she approve of this intimacy ? * *I don't know what you mean. What intimacy.?
Madame Delacour does not see any harm in my sit- ting on a sofa with her husband. She knows me ve...ry well. She knows that I wouldn*t do anything wrong. She's my most intimate friend ; she is quite satisfied, I can assure you. I'll introduce you to her as you go out.' MILDRED LAWSON. 211 ' I see you are anxious to join your company, I must not keep you from your guests any longer. I sup- pose I shall not see you again, I return to-morrow.' 'Then it is good-bye.* 'I suppose so, unless you return with me.' ' Return to Sutton to look after your house ! ' ' I don't want you to look after my house ; you can have a housekeeper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your intimacy with M. Delacour. I found you sitting side by side on this sofa.* 'I never heard before that there was any harm in sitting on a sofa with a man. But there are people who see immorality in every piece of furniture in a drawing-room.* * You seemed very intimate, that's all. What does Madame Delacour say ? Does she approve of this intimacy ? * *I don't know what you mean. What intimacy.?
Madame Delacour does not see any harm in my sit- ting on a sofa with her husband. She knows me ve...ry well. She knows that I wouldn*t do anything wrong. She's my most intimate friend ; she is quite satisfied, I can assure you. I'll introduce you to her as you go out.' MILDRED LAWSON. 211 ' I see you are anxious to join your company, I must not keep you from your guests any longer. I sup- pose I shall not see you again, I return to-morrow.' 'Then it is good-bye.* 'I suppose so, unless you return with me.' ' Return to Sutton to look after your house ! ' ' I don't want you to look after my house ; you can have a housekeeper.
What to read after Celibates?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore George to read onlineMoreLess
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