Palladian
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The sky was grey and blue, watery like a child’s painting of clouds, and chalk-white birds dropped and glided against it. She lay and watched them, her hands clasped between head and pillow.
She was half-reluctant to meet Marion at breakfast, wishing to spin out her happiness, to have it all smooth and without confusion, her delight woven slowly and flawlessly. And she was shy. ‘I shall be as if nothing has happened,’ she thought in her innocence. ‘I shall be quiet. I shall say nothing.’ (She se...ldom said anything and had never been noisy.) ‘And how will he confront me?’ she wondered. ‘How will he speak to me about the storm, ask whether I slept or not, will I have marmalade or honey, without betraying to the others how I am changed, so that I can never go back to what I was yesterday or ever again be without those words ‘My sweet Cassandra’ to keep me company?’ Her thoughts about breakfast-time were suddenly swept aside by the reality of the little candlelit scene which she had brought, menaced at one point by Tom, to bed and lain with last night and wakened to this morning – the clear and sensuous memory of being near to him, of tears drying stiffly upon her face as he kissed her, of the rain beating down outside and the smell of candles burning unevenly in the great musty room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sky was grey and blue, watery like a child’s painting of clouds, and chalk-white birds dropped and glided against it. She lay and watched them, her hands clasped between head and pillow.
She was half-reluctant to meet Marion at breakfast, wishing to spin out her happiness, to have it all smooth and without confusion, her delight woven slowly and flawlessly. And she was shy. ‘I shall be as if nothing has happened,’ she thought in her innocence. ‘I shall be quiet. I shall say nothing.’ (She se...ldom said anything and had never been noisy.) ‘And how will he confront me?’ she wondered. ‘How will he speak to me about the storm, ask whether I slept or not, will I have marmalade or honey, without betraying to the others how I am changed, so that I can never go back to what I was yesterday or ever again be without those words ‘My sweet Cassandra’ to keep me company?’ Her thoughts about breakfast-time were suddenly swept aside by the reality of the little candlelit scene which she had brought, menaced at one point by Tom, to bed and lain with last night and wakened to this morning – the clear and sensuous memory of being near to him, of tears drying stiffly upon her face as he kissed her, of the rain beating down outside and the smell of candles burning unevenly in the great musty room.
What to read after Palladian?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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