House-Mates
House-Mates
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Do you think you've a chance of being born soon, or are you trying to shut yourself tighte'r into your coffin or whatever you call it?" I found that question worth a moment's consideration. I had not adopted my metaphor at that time, but I was dimly aware of some change that was taking place in me.
"I think I've altered a good deal since I came to this house, " I said.
PROGRESS 179 Mrs. Hargreave nodded encouragingly. "It's a queer lit- tle world, this house, " she agreed. "Queerer than I thoug...ht if it's bringing you out of your shell, " she added.
I came back to a contemplation of that remark after- wards, but at the time I was too anxious to divert the conversation from this criticism of myself to take any notice.
"I don't see why you object to Mr. Hargreave wanting to ... " I began, and hesitated. Any frank statement seemed, I thought, too brutal.
"To divorce me ?" she put in calmly.
I nodded. "You want your freedom, don't you ?" I said.
She had been so sane and quiet up to this point that I had completely forgotten her tirade upstairs after the Whiting business.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do you think you've a chance of being born soon, or are you trying to shut yourself tighte'r into your coffin or whatever you call it?" I found that question worth a moment's consideration. I had not adopted my metaphor at that time, but I was dimly aware of some change that was taking place in me.
"I think I've altered a good deal since I came to this house, " I said.
PROGRESS 179 Mrs. Hargreave nodded encouragingly. "It's a queer lit- tle world, this house, " she agreed. "Queerer than I thoug...ht if it's bringing you out of your shell, " she added.
I came back to a contemplation of that remark after- wards, but at the time I was too anxious to divert the conversation from this criticism of myself to take any notice.
"I don't see why you object to Mr. Hargreave wanting to ... " I began, and hesitated. Any frank statement seemed, I thought, too brutal.
"To divorce me ?" she put in calmly.
I nodded. "You want your freedom, don't you ?" I said.
She had been so sane and quiet up to this point that I had completely forgotten her tirade upstairs after the Whiting business.
What to read after House-Mates?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J D John Davys Beresford to read onlineMoreLess
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