From Out the Vasty Deep
From Out the Vasty Deep
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" "I'm afraid what happened last night rather upset you, " said Blancheuncomfortably. "I know it would have annoyed me very much if the samething had happened to me. " "It is true that I was, as a girl, engaged to an Austrian officer. Wewere very devoted to one another, but my dear father refused hisconsent. So what occurred last night brought back many painfulmemories. " Miss Burnaby spoke very simply, but there was a note of deep sadness inher voice, and Blanche told herself that she had been... wrong in regardingher as simply a dull, conventional, greedy old woman.
"I'm very sorry now that I allowed Bubbles to do it, " she exclaimed. "I'm afraid it upset your brother, too, very much?" Again there came a curious change over Miss Burnaby's face. Shehesitated perceptibly--and then answered: "I would not say so to any ofthe younger people here, of course. But, as a matter of fact, my brotherhad a very unpleasant experience as a young man. He fell in love, orthought he fell in love, with a young woman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "I'm afraid what happened last night rather upset you, " said Blancheuncomfortably. "I know it would have annoyed me very much if the samething had happened to me. " "It is true that I was, as a girl, engaged to an Austrian officer. Wewere very devoted to one another, but my dear father refused hisconsent. So what occurred last night brought back many painfulmemories. " Miss Burnaby spoke very simply, but there was a note of deep sadness inher voice, and Blanche told herself that she had been... wrong in regardingher as simply a dull, conventional, greedy old woman.
"I'm very sorry now that I allowed Bubbles to do it, " she exclaimed. "I'm afraid it upset your brother, too, very much?" Again there came a curious change over Miss Burnaby's face. Shehesitated perceptibly--and then answered: "I would not say so to any ofthe younger people here, of course. But, as a matter of fact, my brotherhad a very unpleasant experience as a young man. He fell in love, orthought he fell in love, with a young woman.
What to read after From Out the Vasty Deep?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lowndes, Marie Belloc, 1868-1947 to read onlineMoreLess
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