England My England
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She had always suffered from this pain of doubt, just anagonizing sense of uncertainty. It had begun to pass off, in the lethargyof maternity. Now it returned, and she resented it. She struggled asusual to maintain her calm, composed, friendly bearing, a sort of maskshe wore over all her body.
A woman had lighted a tall lamp beside the table, and spread the cloth. The long dining-room was dim, with its elegant but rather severe piecesof old furniture. Only the round table glowed softly under th...e light. Ithad a rich, beautiful effect. The white cloth glistened and dropped itsheavy, pointed lace corners almost to the carpet, the china was old andhandsome, creamy-yellow, with a blotched pattern of harsh red and deepblue, the cups large and bell-shaped, the teapot gallant. Isabel lookedat it with superficial appreciation.
Her nerves were hurting her. She looked automatically again at the high, uncurtained windows. In the last dusk she could just perceive outside ahuge fir-tree swaying its boughs: it was as if she thought it ratherthan saw it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had always suffered from this pain of doubt, just anagonizing sense of uncertainty. It had begun to pass off, in the lethargyof maternity. Now it returned, and she resented it. She struggled asusual to maintain her calm, composed, friendly bearing, a sort of maskshe wore over all her body.
A woman had lighted a tall lamp beside the table, and spread the cloth. The long dining-room was dim, with its elegant but rather severe piecesof old furniture. Only the round table glowed softly under th...e light. Ithad a rich, beautiful effect. The white cloth glistened and dropped itsheavy, pointed lace corners almost to the carpet, the china was old andhandsome, creamy-yellow, with a blotched pattern of harsh red and deepblue, the cups large and bell-shaped, the teapot gallant. Isabel lookedat it with superficial appreciation.
Her nerves were hurting her. She looked automatically again at the high, uncurtained windows. In the last dusk she could just perceive outside ahuge fir-tree swaying its boughs: it was as if she thought it ratherthan saw it.
What to read after England My England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dh Lawrence to read onlineMoreLess
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