Laura Creichton
Laura Creichton
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Come now; let's go. " Laura spoke with decision; for, after all, she trusted him, and as for doing what the rest of her world would have said that she oughtn't to do, what about meeting him here meeting him at all ever having spoken to him? Be- sides, one had no business to be afraid, of anything, of any- LAURA CREICHTON 123 body. As to being afraid of Paul . . . "The kid!" she thought, feeling old and very tender. For all that, anything in the way of a grand apartment might have frightened her...; but it was such a dreary, untidy little room into which Vortonitch ushered her that all other thought was lost in pity. As a matter of fact, she had never seen anything quite like it; the nearest approach being an occasional glimpse of the landlady's private sitting-room when, staying with her family in seaside lodgings, she had penetrated to the basement to ask for something or other; for Vortonitch's quarters had the same stale, flat smell, gas and cabbage and damp linoleum. A sort of delicacy prevented her from giving more than a single glance around her; but before she sat down she realised a door ajar into another room, the glimpse of a still unmade bed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Come now; let's go. " Laura spoke with decision; for, after all, she trusted him, and as for doing what the rest of her world would have said that she oughtn't to do, what about meeting him here meeting him at all ever having spoken to him? Be- sides, one had no business to be afraid, of anything, of any- LAURA CREICHTON 123 body. As to being afraid of Paul . . . "The kid!" she thought, feeling old and very tender. For all that, anything in the way of a grand apartment might have frightened her...; but it was such a dreary, untidy little room into which Vortonitch ushered her that all other thought was lost in pity. As a matter of fact, she had never seen anything quite like it; the nearest approach being an occasional glimpse of the landlady's private sitting-room when, staying with her family in seaside lodgings, she had penetrated to the basement to ask for something or other; for Vortonitch's quarters had the same stale, flat smell, gas and cabbage and damp linoleum. A sort of delicacy prevented her from giving more than a single glance around her; but before she sat down she realised a door ajar into another room, the glimpse of a still unmade bed.
What to read after Laura Creichton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elinor Mordaunt to read onlineMoreLess
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