Henry Worthington Idealist
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" The little supper-table with its clean cloth, its cracked blue china, its bread and butter, cakes, dried beef, touched something very far down in Annice's heart. It roused memories of those old days of poverty, for she had dried cups just like these years ago for her mother. The home- liness of it all, with the suggestion of comfort, meant some- thing real, something to flee to in time of need. A sense of caring about it, a feeling of identity with the plain, affectionate life that had been c...arried on over these cups and saucers, brought a look of content to her face. The hostess eyed her with satisfaction. She had never seen the new girl look so happy. Annice nibbled daintily her slice of bread. She could not bear to eat it. What would the sisters have for breakfast ? If her aunt and Madame Von Hoist could only see this table ! It grew late. The sound of singing from the nun's garden died away. Mary did not light the candle. The guest had considerately preferred twilight. They sat in growing shadow, with the soft, sweet air of the clear HENRY WORTHINGTON 125 autumn evening stealing in through the window.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The little supper-table with its clean cloth, its cracked blue china, its bread and butter, cakes, dried beef, touched something very far down in Annice's heart. It roused memories of those old days of poverty, for she had dried cups just like these years ago for her mother. The home- liness of it all, with the suggestion of comfort, meant some- thing real, something to flee to in time of need. A sense of caring about it, a feeling of identity with the plain, affectionate life that had been c...arried on over these cups and saucers, brought a look of content to her face. The hostess eyed her with satisfaction. She had never seen the new girl look so happy. Annice nibbled daintily her slice of bread. She could not bear to eat it. What would the sisters have for breakfast ? If her aunt and Madame Von Hoist could only see this table ! It grew late. The sound of singing from the nun's garden died away. Mary did not light the candle. The guest had considerately preferred twilight. They sat in growing shadow, with the soft, sweet air of the clear HENRY WORTHINGTON 125 autumn evening stealing in through the window.
What to read after Henry Worthington Idealist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sherwood Margaret Pollock to read onlineMoreLess
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