Mr Cushing And Mlle Du Chastel
Mr Cushing And Mlle Du Chastel
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Herring's. In looking back at the past two years she had for the first time a sense of chances missed, of opportunities unperceived and importances evaded. Yet in spite of the genuineness of her admis- sions she recognised the superiority of her own situa- tion to Geraldine's. To see Gushing through other eyes, and to have the proof of the tribute which Mrs. Her- ring's feeling had continued to pay him, accentuated her sense that she had had possession of deep places in his sentiment of which n...o one else would ever sus- pect the existence. However she might have failed to maintain such a claim, she knew now that it was beyond another woman's reach. The very aggressiveness with which Mrs. Herring had talked to her and though she frankly acknowledged it had gained its point was a proof of limitations which were the greatest factor in the con- solation of her jealousy. Her confidence had warmed her eyes and quickened her breath when she turned into Cushing's street.
There were numberless signs the surprise of the butler's face, the disturbingly familiar air of the hall and of Cushing's letters and gloves on the table by the MR.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Herring's. In looking back at the past two years she had for the first time a sense of chances missed, of opportunities unperceived and importances evaded. Yet in spite of the genuineness of her admis- sions she recognised the superiority of her own situa- tion to Geraldine's. To see Gushing through other eyes, and to have the proof of the tribute which Mrs. Her- ring's feeling had continued to pay him, accentuated her sense that she had had possession of deep places in his sentiment of which n...o one else would ever sus- pect the existence. However she might have failed to maintain such a claim, she knew now that it was beyond another woman's reach. The very aggressiveness with which Mrs. Herring had talked to her and though she frankly acknowledged it had gained its point was a proof of limitations which were the greatest factor in the con- solation of her jealousy. Her confidence had warmed her eyes and quickened her breath when she turned into Cushing's street.
There were numberless signs the surprise of the butler's face, the disturbingly familiar air of the hall and of Cushing's letters and gloves on the table by the MR.
What to read after Mr Cushing And Mlle Du Chastel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Rumsey to read onlineMoreLess
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