Mrs Marden
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" she thought.
She had not seen Orwyn since Larrington's exposure and attack. Perhaps they had pro- duced a profound effect upon Orwyn. She wondered.
212 MRS HARDEN Just after five she entered his house.
" How is Mr Orwyn? " she asked the little maid who opened the door.
" Pretty much as usual, Mum, I think, " said the girl. ' 'E seems rather down to-day though. But 'e's 'ad a deal to go through ain't 'e?" "Yes, I know. " ' These is hodd times for heverybody, Mum. " " Yes indeed. " Her cap was ...still on one side. Mrs Marden wondered whether that fact implied a coquettish tendency in the girl, or merely carelessness per- sistently taking one form.
" Mr Horwyn's waiting for you, Mum. " The medium met them at the door of the drawing-room. Mrs Marden at once noticed a change in him. The steady earnest look had gone out of his eyes and was replaced by a brooding anxiety which suggested a harassed mind. He was fidgety and made unusual ges- tures. His large hands were continually in movement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" she thought.
She had not seen Orwyn since Larrington's exposure and attack. Perhaps they had pro- duced a profound effect upon Orwyn. She wondered.
212 MRS HARDEN Just after five she entered his house.
" How is Mr Orwyn? " she asked the little maid who opened the door.
" Pretty much as usual, Mum, I think, " said the girl. ' 'E seems rather down to-day though. But 'e's 'ad a deal to go through ain't 'e?" "Yes, I know. " ' These is hodd times for heverybody, Mum. " " Yes indeed. " Her cap was ...still on one side. Mrs Marden wondered whether that fact implied a coquettish tendency in the girl, or merely carelessness per- sistently taking one form.
" Mr Horwyn's waiting for you, Mum. " The medium met them at the door of the drawing-room. Mrs Marden at once noticed a change in him. The steady earnest look had gone out of his eyes and was replaced by a brooding anxiety which suggested a harassed mind. He was fidgety and made unusual ges- tures. His large hands were continually in movement.
What to read after Mrs Marden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Hichens to read onlineMoreLess
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