Madam
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"Miss Fleming once said you ought to go to Oxford. Don't, for heaven's sake, remind me of that. " "Was it her set the police on me?" said Mott, low. He could not get upsides with the thing.
"Don't press me, " said Henry, equally low. "We'll see you through this, anyhow. They've got nothing against you, it's farcical. I'll for- swear myself pea-green about Titus, if neces- sary. " "Thanks: I guess I'll see myself through, though, " said Mott, as he shook hands.
i62 MADAM "He won't admit that I, ...as Wicken, can do a thing, " thought Henry, depressed, as he de- parted. "Though of course I can, and of course he knows I can. Blooming little idealist!" XI MONA was at her worst, when Miss Astley called, for she could be charming; she was pretty enough outwardly, but within in a horri- bly bad mood. She simply put off believing a word Miss Astley said, until she had looked her over, and through and through, and behaved with that blank show of dulness, absolutely baf- fling, which is a phase of sensuality, and almost as alarming, to the uninitiate, as the other limit of contortions and screams.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Miss Fleming once said you ought to go to Oxford. Don't, for heaven's sake, remind me of that. " "Was it her set the police on me?" said Mott, low. He could not get upsides with the thing.
"Don't press me, " said Henry, equally low. "We'll see you through this, anyhow. They've got nothing against you, it's farcical. I'll for- swear myself pea-green about Titus, if neces- sary. " "Thanks: I guess I'll see myself through, though, " said Mott, as he shook hands.
i62 MADAM "He won't admit that I, ...as Wicken, can do a thing, " thought Henry, depressed, as he de- parted. "Though of course I can, and of course he knows I can. Blooming little idealist!" XI MONA was at her worst, when Miss Astley called, for she could be charming; she was pretty enough outwardly, but within in a horri- bly bad mood. She simply put off believing a word Miss Astley said, until she had looked her over, and through and through, and behaved with that blank show of dulness, absolutely baf- fling, which is a phase of sensuality, and almost as alarming, to the uninitiate, as the other limit of contortions and screams.
What to read after Madam?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ethel Sidgwick to read onlineMoreLess
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