Felix a Novel
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' Where ? Home ? Oh no, I 'm afraid I couldn't possibly, ' he exclaimed (juickly.
The idea of a journey with his mother and Stephen, of a dinner with his mother, a long evening, was horrible. He could not stand it, and he added decisively : ' It 's out of the question. I 'm sorry, but I 've got an engage- ment to-night. ' 'You — you couldn't possibly give it up?' There was a strange sound in her voice. He noticed it again. Her persistence too was odd, not like her.
'I say, is there anything wro...ng with Margot?' he asked.
'No. Of course we arc very anxious about her, but every- thing seems to be going pre tty well so far. ' ' I can't ome down to-night. I say, you've never drunk your tea, mater. ' 'Haven't I?' A sort of blank look came into his mother's gentle face, the look that often precedes a fainting fit. It passed away quickly. She lifted the tea-cup and si[)|icd her tea.
'What time is it?' she asked.
400 FELIX Felix took out his watch.
' Half-past five. What train d'you mean to catch?' He was really longing to be alone, and was thinking what a relief his mother's departure would be, but he did not mean her to know it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Where ? Home ? Oh no, I 'm afraid I couldn't possibly, ' he exclaimed (juickly.
The idea of a journey with his mother and Stephen, of a dinner with his mother, a long evening, was horrible. He could not stand it, and he added decisively : ' It 's out of the question. I 'm sorry, but I 've got an engage- ment to-night. ' 'You — you couldn't possibly give it up?' There was a strange sound in her voice. He noticed it again. Her persistence too was odd, not like her.
'I say, is there anything wro...ng with Margot?' he asked.
'No. Of course we arc very anxious about her, but every- thing seems to be going pre tty well so far. ' ' I can't ome down to-night. I say, you've never drunk your tea, mater. ' 'Haven't I?' A sort of blank look came into his mother's gentle face, the look that often precedes a fainting fit. It passed away quickly. She lifted the tea-cup and si[)|icd her tea.
'What time is it?' she asked.
400 FELIX Felix took out his watch.
' Half-past five. What train d'you mean to catch?' He was really longing to be alone, and was thinking what a relief his mother's departure would be, but he did not mean her to know it.
What to read after Felix a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Hichens to read onlineMoreLess
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