Comedies of Courtship: New Ed.
Comedies of Courtship: New Ed.
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Mr. Taylor cudgelled his brains. Why — ^why— yes, she had spoken of a temple. She said they tnet in a temple.
It was a strange coincidence : the word had struck him at the time. But then every- body knows that, at a certain period, it was common enough to put up these little clas- sical erections as a memorial or merely as an ornament to pleasure-grounds. It must be a mere coincidence. But Mr. Taylor stopped short.
Digitized by Google 212 COMEDIBS OF COURTSHIP "What's up?" asked Charlie, who ha...d finished his narrative, and was now study- ing the faces of the ladies who rode past.
"Nothing," answered Mr. Taylor.
And really it was not much — taken by it- self, entirely unworthy of notice ; even taken in conjunction with the temple, of no real significance, that he could see. Still, it was a whimsical thing that, as had just struck him, Charlie's spectre should be named Agatha. But it came to nothiag: how could the name of Charlie's spectre have anything to do with that of his penitent ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Taylor cudgelled his brains. Why — ^why— yes, she had spoken of a temple. She said they tnet in a temple.
It was a strange coincidence : the word had struck him at the time. But then every- body knows that, at a certain period, it was common enough to put up these little clas- sical erections as a memorial or merely as an ornament to pleasure-grounds. It must be a mere coincidence. But Mr. Taylor stopped short.
Digitized by Google 212 COMEDIBS OF COURTSHIP "What's up?" asked Charlie, who ha...d finished his narrative, and was now study- ing the faces of the ladies who rode past.
"Nothing," answered Mr. Taylor.
And really it was not much — taken by it- self, entirely unworthy of notice ; even taken in conjunction with the temple, of no real significance, that he could see. Still, it was a whimsical thing that, as had just struck him, Charlie's spectre should be named Agatha. But it came to nothiag: how could the name of Charlie's spectre have anything to do with that of his penitent ?
What to read after Comedies of Courtship: New Ed.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hope Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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