Mother And Son (2013)
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My parents are obliged to be out, and my young cousins were not deemed equal to the task of making you welcome; I should say to the privilege of doing so.”
“It is better to meet like this, when I know none of you. Mrs. Hume took a risk and engaged me without an interview. I am more of a stranger than I might be.”
“I believe my mother prides herself on her power to judge people through the post. She says they reveal themselves—I believe her words were ‘expose themselves’—unconsciously through tha...t medium. We may deduce that your revelation was a happy one.”
“And what the eye does not see, the heart cannot rue,” said Hester.
“And what the eye does see,” said Rosebery, taking her coat in the manner natural to a matter of course, “the heart may salute, if I am permitted an opinion. And now may I attend to your comfort? At what distance will you be from the fire?”
“This chair seems to strike the mean.”
“But it also,” said Rosebery, in grave concern, “coincides with the vested rights of my mother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My parents are obliged to be out, and my young cousins were not deemed equal to the task of making you welcome; I should say to the privilege of doing so.”
“It is better to meet like this, when I know none of you. Mrs. Hume took a risk and engaged me without an interview. I am more of a stranger than I might be.”
“I believe my mother prides herself on her power to judge people through the post. She says they reveal themselves—I believe her words were ‘expose themselves’—unconsciously through tha...t medium. We may deduce that your revelation was a happy one.”
“And what the eye does not see, the heart cannot rue,” said Hester.
“And what the eye does see,” said Rosebery, taking her coat in the manner natural to a matter of course, “the heart may salute, if I am permitted an opinion. And now may I attend to your comfort? At what distance will you be from the fire?”
“This chair seems to strike the mean.”
“But it also,” said Rosebery, in grave concern, “coincides with the vested rights of my mother.
What to read after Mother And Son?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ivy Compton-Burnett to read onlineMoreLess
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