Scylla Or Charybdis?
Scylla Or Charybdis?
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' How early he is going out riding to-day !' cries Abigail from her window post. * What a nice flat back he has ! and how well his legs look in those gaiters ! Quite a poem !' — laughing — *as that Miss Lisle said about Poppy de Vere s.' * Miss Lisle said so ?' — in an extremely shocked voice. * I do not think that it was Miss Lisle : it was the other lady — the jet-ty one.* But, despite this almost confident rehabili- Digitized by VjOOQ IC SCYLLA OR CHARYBDIS? 197 tation of poor Honor, Mrs. Cl...arence keeps a silent inward conviction that the silly and objectionable remark made had issued from Miss Lisle s lips. What an abyss it opens between herself and the girl who could be supposed capable of uttering it ! She lapses into a silence, whose distress is heightened by this tiny incident, which, so little do we gauge the force of our own light words, passes so entirely from Abigail's mind that her next remark is a wish that the Vaughans would let in their dog, as *he has been waiting at the door for ages,' coupled with the observation that * the footman and he are evidently great friends, but that he is afraid of the housemaid.' Digitized by CjOOQ IC 1198 J CHAPTER X.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' How early he is going out riding to-day !' cries Abigail from her window post. * What a nice flat back he has ! and how well his legs look in those gaiters ! Quite a poem !' — laughing — *as that Miss Lisle said about Poppy de Vere s.' * Miss Lisle said so ?' — in an extremely shocked voice. * I do not think that it was Miss Lisle : it was the other lady — the jet-ty one.* But, despite this almost confident rehabili- Digitized by VjOOQ IC SCYLLA OR CHARYBDIS? 197 tation of poor Honor, Mrs. Cl...arence keeps a silent inward conviction that the silly and objectionable remark made had issued from Miss Lisle s lips. What an abyss it opens between herself and the girl who could be supposed capable of uttering it ! She lapses into a silence, whose distress is heightened by this tiny incident, which, so little do we gauge the force of our own light words, passes so entirely from Abigail's mind that her next remark is a wish that the Vaughans would let in their dog, as *he has been waiting at the door for ages,' coupled with the observation that * the footman and he are evidently great friends, but that he is afraid of the housemaid.' Digitized by CjOOQ IC 1198 J CHAPTER X.
What to read after Scylla Or Charybdis??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Broughton Rhoda to read onlineMoreLess
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