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Unveiled in Edgar Wallace Mystery Magazine, September 1965.
“We’d be doing him a kindness, really,” said Gerald. “You do see that, Eleanor?”
Lady Patterly ran one exquisite hand idly through the thick, fair hair of her husband’s steward. “I’d be doing myself one. That’s all that matters.”
Born beautiful, spoiled rotten as a child, married at twenty-one to the best catch in England, wife at twenty-three to a helpless paralytic, bored to desperation at twenty-four; that, in a nutshell, was Eleanor..., Lady Patterly. When old Ponsonby had retired and her husband’s close friend Gerald had come to manage the Patterly estates, Eleanor had lost no time in starting an affair with him. Discreetly, of course. She cared nothing for the world, but she was vain enough to care greatly for the world’s opinion of her.
Gerald had been only too willing. As handsome as Eleanor was lovely, he had the same total lack of scruple, the same cold intelligence, the same passionate devotion to his own interests.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Unveiled in Edgar Wallace Mystery Magazine, September 1965.
“We’d be doing him a kindness, really,” said Gerald. “You do see that, Eleanor?”
Lady Patterly ran one exquisite hand idly through the thick, fair hair of her husband’s steward. “I’d be doing myself one. That’s all that matters.”
Born beautiful, spoiled rotten as a child, married at twenty-one to the best catch in England, wife at twenty-three to a helpless paralytic, bored to desperation at twenty-four; that, in a nutshell, was Eleanor..., Lady Patterly. When old Ponsonby had retired and her husband’s close friend Gerald had come to manage the Patterly estates, Eleanor had lost no time in starting an affair with him. Discreetly, of course. She cared nothing for the world, but she was vain enough to care greatly for the world’s opinion of her.
Gerald had been only too willing. As handsome as Eleanor was lovely, he had the same total lack of scruple, the same cold intelligence, the same passionate devotion to his own interests.
What to read after Grab Bag?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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