Miss Shafto 3
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As a general rule, when it is time for me to go home, I tear straight through to London like a Queen's messenger. There's very little enjoyment to be got out of climate or scenery or anything else unless one has some com- panion to share it with." Norma's soft heart was immediately filled with pity for this favourite of fortune, who had everything that the world could give her and no one to think about but her- self. " Yes/' she said ; "it must be very melancholy to travel all alone." " Well, I...'m not exactly alone this time," Lady Spencer confessed, " because I have 84 MISS SHAFTO.
induced Walter to escort me ; but a young man and an old woman seldom want to do the same things, and though he is very good and long-suffering, I am so afraid of boring him to death that I am obliged to be perpetually keeping out of his way.
Your being here alters the case entirely." Lord Walter's being there altered the case entirely in Norma' s opinion. She guessed at once that his aunt had brought him to Venice for other purposes than that of escort duty, and her sympathy with Lady Spencer was proportionally diminished.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As a general rule, when it is time for me to go home, I tear straight through to London like a Queen's messenger. There's very little enjoyment to be got out of climate or scenery or anything else unless one has some com- panion to share it with." Norma's soft heart was immediately filled with pity for this favourite of fortune, who had everything that the world could give her and no one to think about but her- self. " Yes/' she said ; "it must be very melancholy to travel all alone." " Well, I...'m not exactly alone this time," Lady Spencer confessed, " because I have 84 MISS SHAFTO.
induced Walter to escort me ; but a young man and an old woman seldom want to do the same things, and though he is very good and long-suffering, I am so afraid of boring him to death that I am obliged to be perpetually keeping out of his way.
Your being here alters the case entirely." Lord Walter's being there altered the case entirely in Norma' s opinion. She guessed at once that his aunt had brought him to Venice for other purposes than that of escort duty, and her sympathy with Lady Spencer was proportionally diminished.
What to read after Miss Shafto 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norris, W. E. (William Edward), 1847-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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