Louisa Pallant
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I like him forhimself. He's simple and sane and honest--he needs affection. " "He would have quite the most remarkable of mothers-in-law!" Icommented.
Mrs. Pallant gave a small dry laugh--she wasn't joking. We lingeredby the lake while I thought over what she had said to me and while sheherself apparently thought. I confess that even close at her side andunder the strong impression of her sincerity, her indifference to theconventional graces, my imagination, my constitutional scepticism beganto... range. Queer ideas came into my head. Was the comedy on HER side andnot on the girl's, and was she posturing as a magnanimous woman atpoor Linda's expense? Was she determined, in spite of the young lady'spreference, to keep her daughter for a grander personage than a youngAmerican whose dollars were not numerous enough--numerous as theywere--to make up for his want of high relationships, and had sheinvented at once the boldest and the subtlest of games in order to keepthe case in her hands? If she was prepared really to address herself toArchie she would have to go very far to overcome the mistrust he wouldbe sure to feel at a proceeding superficially so sinister?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I like him forhimself. He's simple and sane and honest--he needs affection. " "He would have quite the most remarkable of mothers-in-law!" Icommented.
Mrs. Pallant gave a small dry laugh--she wasn't joking. We lingeredby the lake while I thought over what she had said to me and while sheherself apparently thought. I confess that even close at her side andunder the strong impression of her sincerity, her indifference to theconventional graces, my imagination, my constitutional scepticism beganto... range. Queer ideas came into my head. Was the comedy on HER side andnot on the girl's, and was she posturing as a magnanimous woman atpoor Linda's expense? Was she determined, in spite of the young lady'spreference, to keep her daughter for a grander personage than a youngAmerican whose dollars were not numerous enough--numerous as theywere--to make up for his want of high relationships, and had sheinvented at once the boldest and the subtlest of games in order to keepthe case in her hands? If she was prepared really to address herself toArchie she would have to go very far to overcome the mistrust he wouldbe sure to feel at a proceeding superficially so sinister?
What to read after Louisa Pallant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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