Foes in Law
Foes in Law
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" Her answer sounds irrelevant. " I have been to see Mary Beech. I think she is certainly dying; and she told me that you had not been near her for ten days. " He loses his temper. " You mean to charge me with neglect of duty ? You have taken upon you the role of censor ? " he cries ; then, after a minute or two of angry silence, he resumes his self-command. " Possibly you are right ; possibly, probably I have shared the general deterioration of tone that has invaded the parish ever since " " I...f you are alluding to Marie, " she breaks in, " she is far more active in visiting the sick than you ever were. " His jaw drops, petrifaction at this adoption of the part of heated defender of what she has always reprobated on the part of his fair one blunting at first the force of the severe snub to FOES IN LAW 293 himself. He cannot be much more astonished at her partisanship than she is herself.
No voice is heard for a space but that of Miss Kirstie, who from her watch-tower on the window-seat has spied a boy crossing the park.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Her answer sounds irrelevant. " I have been to see Mary Beech. I think she is certainly dying; and she told me that you had not been near her for ten days. " He loses his temper. " You mean to charge me with neglect of duty ? You have taken upon you the role of censor ? " he cries ; then, after a minute or two of angry silence, he resumes his self-command. " Possibly you are right ; possibly, probably I have shared the general deterioration of tone that has invaded the parish ever since " " I...f you are alluding to Marie, " she breaks in, " she is far more active in visiting the sick than you ever were. " His jaw drops, petrifaction at this adoption of the part of heated defender of what she has always reprobated on the part of his fair one blunting at first the force of the severe snub to FOES IN LAW 293 himself. He cannot be much more astonished at her partisanship than she is herself.
No voice is heard for a space but that of Miss Kirstie, who from her watch-tower on the window-seat has spied a boy crossing the park.
What to read after Foes in Law?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Broughton Rhoda to read onlineMoreLess
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