George Geith of Fen Court a Novel
George Geith of Fen Court a Novel
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He could talk to George without the necessity for con- 13 194 GEORGE GEITH OF FEN COURT.
stant concealment ; he could be silent without exciting remark ; he could be worse than silent — dull, and still the accountant knew the why and the wherefore, and was not surprised.
Further, though Mr. Geith was in business, he yet pos- sessed the manners and feelings of a gentleman. How he had come by those manners and feelings, Mr. Molozane did not know, and George did not enlighten him ; but they were p...leasant to the squire anyhow ; and he took this new acquaintance into favor without stopping to consider why he did so, or how it all might end.
He liked George and made him welcome ; and George liked his quarters, and made himself at home. For a time, of course, the accountant went through the ceremony of deceiving himself, of mentally saying it was a bore to have to leave town, a nuisance having to relinquish paying work for unremunerative ; but after a very little he grew honest, and acknowledged that his life just then was a pleasanter existence than it had been for years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He could talk to George without the necessity for con- 13 194 GEORGE GEITH OF FEN COURT.
stant concealment ; he could be silent without exciting remark ; he could be worse than silent — dull, and still the accountant knew the why and the wherefore, and was not surprised.
Further, though Mr. Geith was in business, he yet pos- sessed the manners and feelings of a gentleman. How he had come by those manners and feelings, Mr. Molozane did not know, and George did not enlighten him ; but they were p...leasant to the squire anyhow ; and he took this new acquaintance into favor without stopping to consider why he did so, or how it all might end.
He liked George and made him welcome ; and George liked his quarters, and made himself at home. For a time, of course, the accountant went through the ceremony of deceiving himself, of mentally saying it was a bore to have to leave town, a nuisance having to relinquish paying work for unremunerative ; but after a very little he grew honest, and acknowledged that his life just then was a pleasanter existence than it had been for years.
What to read after George Geith of Fen Court a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H Riddell to read onlineMoreLess
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