Parents And Children (2013)
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‘Do you not want to see the last of him? Or have you all forgotten he is going?’ ‘Our minds may be so weary of the image that they have yielded it up,’ said Isabel, as her feet kept pace with her sister’s on the stairs.
‘Are you just going on with your life in your ordinary way?’ said Eleanor, in the same tone and with her brows raised. ‘Is this day just the same as any other to you?’ ‘It is an odd person who can suggest that,’ said her daughter. ‘We thought you might want to say good-bye to Fat...her by yourself, that that was perhaps why he came to see us last night.’ ‘Oh, that is what it was. But I do not want to keep him to myself at this last stage. He will want to remember us all together,’ said Eleanor, with her querulous honesty. ‘I am not the only person he has in his life. Run up and see that everyone is here. He will be going in half-an-hour.’ Isabel mounted a flight of stairs and raised her voice in a message to Hatton.
‘From the way Isabel moves, you would think your father had a month to be here,’ said Eleanor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Do you not want to see the last of him? Or have you all forgotten he is going?’ ‘Our minds may be so weary of the image that they have yielded it up,’ said Isabel, as her feet kept pace with her sister’s on the stairs.
‘Are you just going on with your life in your ordinary way?’ said Eleanor, in the same tone and with her brows raised. ‘Is this day just the same as any other to you?’ ‘It is an odd person who can suggest that,’ said her daughter. ‘We thought you might want to say good-bye to Fat...her by yourself, that that was perhaps why he came to see us last night.’ ‘Oh, that is what it was. But I do not want to keep him to myself at this last stage. He will want to remember us all together,’ said Eleanor, with her querulous honesty. ‘I am not the only person he has in his life. Run up and see that everyone is here. He will be going in half-an-hour.’ Isabel mounted a flight of stairs and raised her voice in a message to Hatton.
‘From the way Isabel moves, you would think your father had a month to be here,’ said Eleanor.
What to read after Parents And Children?
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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