Coniston
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Did he want to know whether she read the newspapers? He had asked Siisan that, before Cynthia came. Susan was ready to repeat the whole of her conversation with him.
Why did he seem so particular about newspapers? Had he notions that girls ought not to read them?
The significance of Bob's remarks about newspapers was lost upon Cynthia' then. Not till afterward did she think of them, or connect them with his unexpected visit.
Then the supper bell rang, and they went downstairs.
The reader will b...e spared ' Mr. Worthington's feelings after Cynthia left him, although they were intense enough, and absorbing and far-reaching enough. He sat down on a chair and buried his head in his hands. His impulse had been to leave the house and return again on the morrow, but he remembered that he had been asked to stay for supper, and that such a proceeding would cause comfiaent.
At length he got up and stood before the fire, his thoughts still above the clouds, and it was thus that Mr. Merrill found him when he entered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Did he want to know whether she read the newspapers? He had asked Siisan that, before Cynthia came. Susan was ready to repeat the whole of her conversation with him.
Why did he seem so particular about newspapers? Had he notions that girls ought not to read them?
The significance of Bob's remarks about newspapers was lost upon Cynthia' then. Not till afterward did she think of them, or connect them with his unexpected visit.
Then the supper bell rang, and they went downstairs.
The reader will b...e spared ' Mr. Worthington's feelings after Cynthia left him, although they were intense enough, and absorbing and far-reaching enough. He sat down on a chair and buried his head in his hands. His impulse had been to leave the house and return again on the morrow, but he remembered that he had been asked to stay for supper, and that such a proceeding would cause comfiaent.
At length he got up and stood before the fire, his thoughts still above the clouds, and it was thus that Mr. Merrill found him when he entered.
What to read after Coniston?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Churchill Winston to read onlineMoreLess
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