I Have Only Myself to Blame
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He wrote and wished me happiness, and said that I should always be his great inspiration through life — his star I think he called it — but that he didn't want to see me. It w(Mild be too painful." "Oh how wonderful ! But of course he never mar- ried — or if he did it must have been years afterward — out of kindness." "I don't know — ^I have never seen him since. I so seldom go to London." There was a silence. Rosemary thought, "Ah, the worst books must be true then. Life is like a serial — ^Hu...rrah !" Digitized by VjOOQ IC THE SUCCESSOR 99 Mrs. Dearborn thought, "I wonder if his wife is like me at all, or if he married someone very young and fluffy and second-rate. I should hate her to be very young." She turned again to Rosemary, "My dear," she said. "You mustn't think that Charles is a villain. He is just the wrong man married to the wrong woman. He ought to have had a sporting, out-of-door wife. Someone whom he could have described in his favourite phrase as 'an awfully jolly little wcwnan, plucky as they make 'em.* I was no good for that." Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wrote and wished me happiness, and said that I should always be his great inspiration through life — his star I think he called it — but that he didn't want to see me. It w(Mild be too painful." "Oh how wonderful ! But of course he never mar- ried — or if he did it must have been years afterward — out of kindness." "I don't know — ^I have never seen him since. I so seldom go to London." There was a silence. Rosemary thought, "Ah, the worst books must be true then. Life is like a serial — ^Hu...rrah !" Digitized by VjOOQ IC THE SUCCESSOR 99 Mrs. Dearborn thought, "I wonder if his wife is like me at all, or if he married someone very young and fluffy and second-rate. I should hate her to be very young." She turned again to Rosemary, "My dear," she said. "You mustn't think that Charles is a villain. He is just the wrong man married to the wrong woman. He ought to have had a sporting, out-of-door wife. Someone whom he could have described in his favourite phrase as 'an awfully jolly little wcwnan, plucky as they make 'em.* I was no good for that." Mrs.
What to read after I Have Only Myself to Blame?
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