Clem
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She was thinking, thinking.
Clem Merrit herself was elemental, singularly free from subtleties and quib- blings and ambiguities, but the taint of suspicion was working in her now, irresist ibly. These people, of what sort were they? The Greshams she honestly liked; in her terminology they were jolly and rode straight. Farda Grantham she smiled over with spontaneous amusement, for the girl's manner struck her as decidedly hu morous. Lowe she pronounced jolly and straight also ; of a piece with t...he Greshams, and still a worthy member of that Parisian group into which she had stepped for a few brief weeks. Lorimer she shook her head with an involuntary little shiver, and her CLEM eyes darkened with the stab of a memory a memory of that salad course at that first dinner, and her intercepted glance at her hostess. It was hardly mortification that she felt now; it had been a far cry from mortification that she felt then. But that little incident stood out, suddenly alive with meaning, from all the hours crowded full of incidents, many of them similar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was thinking, thinking.
Clem Merrit herself was elemental, singularly free from subtleties and quib- blings and ambiguities, but the taint of suspicion was working in her now, irresist ibly. These people, of what sort were they? The Greshams she honestly liked; in her terminology they were jolly and rode straight. Farda Grantham she smiled over with spontaneous amusement, for the girl's manner struck her as decidedly hu morous. Lowe she pronounced jolly and straight also ; of a piece with t...he Greshams, and still a worthy member of that Parisian group into which she had stepped for a few brief weeks. Lorimer she shook her head with an involuntary little shiver, and her CLEM eyes darkened with the stab of a memory a memory of that salad course at that first dinner, and her intercepted glance at her hostess. It was hardly mortification that she felt now; it had been a far cry from mortification that she felt then. But that little incident stood out, suddenly alive with meaning, from all the hours crowded full of incidents, many of them similar.
What to read after Clem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edna Kenton to read onlineMoreLess
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