Howards End, E.M. Forster
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May Love be equal to the task!
" It is now what? " continued Henry. " Nearly Oc- tober. Let us camp for the winter at Ducie Street, and look out for something in the spring." " If possible, something permanent. I can't be as —298— Howards End young as I was, for these alterations don't suit me." " But, my dear, which would you rather have — alterations or rheumatism?" " I see your point," said Margaret, getting up. " If Oniton is really damp, it is impossible, and must be inhabited by little bo...ys. Only, in the spring, let us look before we leap. I will take warning by Evie, and not hurry you. Remember that you have a free hand this time. These endless move;s must be bad for the furniture, and are certainly expensive." "What a practical little woman it is! What's it been reading? Theo — theo — how much?" " Theosophy." So Ducie Street was her first fate — a pleasant enough fate. The house, being only a little larger than Wickham Place, trained her for the immense estab- lishment that was promised in the spring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
May Love be equal to the task!
" It is now what? " continued Henry. " Nearly Oc- tober. Let us camp for the winter at Ducie Street, and look out for something in the spring." " If possible, something permanent. I can't be as —298— Howards End young as I was, for these alterations don't suit me." " But, my dear, which would you rather have — alterations or rheumatism?" " I see your point," said Margaret, getting up. " If Oniton is really damp, it is impossible, and must be inhabited by little bo...ys. Only, in the spring, let us look before we leap. I will take warning by Evie, and not hurry you. Remember that you have a free hand this time. These endless move;s must be bad for the furniture, and are certainly expensive." "What a practical little woman it is! What's it been reading? Theo — theo — how much?" " Theosophy." So Ducie Street was her first fate — a pleasant enough fate. The house, being only a little larger than Wickham Place, trained her for the immense estab- lishment that was promised in the spring.
What to read after Howards End, E.M. Forster?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Forster Edward Morgan to read onlineMoreLess
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