Evelyn Innes
Evelyn Innes
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But what could she do? Go back and bring disgrace upon herself and upon her father? Ah, if she had known beforehand the suffering she was enduring, she did not think she would ever have gone away with Owen.
It was all wrong, very wrong, and she had merited this punishment by her own grievous fault. . . . Lady Duckle was coming that evening — ^the woman whom she was going to live with — an unfortunate day for her to arrive; if Madame Savelli thought that she, Evelyn, had no voice to speak of, th...e secret could not be kept from her. Lady Duckle would know her for a poor little fool who had been wheedled from her home, and on the pretext that she was to become the greatest singer in Europe. It was all horrid.
And when Owen returned he found Evelyn in tears.
But with his scrupulous tact he avoided any allusion to her grief, and while she bathed her eyes she thanked him in her heart for this. Her father would have fretted and fussed and maddened her with questions, but Owen cheered her with sanguine smiles and seemed to look forward to her success as a natural sequence, any interruption to which it would be idle to anticipate; and he cleverly drew her thoughts from doubt in her own ability into consideration of the music she was going to sing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But what could she do? Go back and bring disgrace upon herself and upon her father? Ah, if she had known beforehand the suffering she was enduring, she did not think she would ever have gone away with Owen.
It was all wrong, very wrong, and she had merited this punishment by her own grievous fault. . . . Lady Duckle was coming that evening — ^the woman whom she was going to live with — an unfortunate day for her to arrive; if Madame Savelli thought that she, Evelyn, had no voice to speak of, th...e secret could not be kept from her. Lady Duckle would know her for a poor little fool who had been wheedled from her home, and on the pretext that she was to become the greatest singer in Europe. It was all horrid.
And when Owen returned he found Evelyn in tears.
But with his scrupulous tact he avoided any allusion to her grief, and while she bathed her eyes she thanked him in her heart for this. Her father would have fretted and fussed and maddened her with questions, but Owen cheered her with sanguine smiles and seemed to look forward to her success as a natural sequence, any interruption to which it would be idle to anticipate; and he cleverly drew her thoughts from doubt in her own ability into consideration of the music she was going to sing.
What to read after Evelyn Innes?
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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