Sheaves
Sheaves
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Edith knew the risks she ran, and she chose to run them, and, after all, it was her business. It might be expensive, but it was fine. It was young, too gloriously, unwisely young so young that it made Peggy feel dreadfully old. There was no calcu- lation about it, no counting of cost. Edith was willing to risk anything to have the week she wanted, the week of the boisterous, unsuspecting Hugh. Oh! that passion- ate enjoyment of the pleasure of somebody else! The seven veils of the sanctuary lif...t there. It was the aban- donment of love; and whether the tragedy to be paid for was long weeks of lingering illness, or any other supreme torture, the price was cheap. Peggy divined that; Edith knew it. And mentally Peggy abased her- self when the light of that vision shone upon her, as it did while she waited in Berners Street for Hugh.
He did not keep her waiting long, and Peggy at once began to weave the web of the deceit that was forced on her. Few people had had less practice in that diffi- cult art than she, and as she conducted this piece of diplomacy, she felt that she really must have a great natural gift that way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Edith knew the risks she ran, and she chose to run them, and, after all, it was her business. It might be expensive, but it was fine. It was young, too gloriously, unwisely young so young that it made Peggy feel dreadfully old. There was no calcu- lation about it, no counting of cost. Edith was willing to risk anything to have the week she wanted, the week of the boisterous, unsuspecting Hugh. Oh! that passion- ate enjoyment of the pleasure of somebody else! The seven veils of the sanctuary lif...t there. It was the aban- donment of love; and whether the tragedy to be paid for was long weeks of lingering illness, or any other supreme torture, the price was cheap. Peggy divined that; Edith knew it. And mentally Peggy abased her- self when the light of that vision shone upon her, as it did while she waited in Berners Street for Hugh.
He did not keep her waiting long, and Peggy at once began to weave the web of the deceit that was forced on her. Few people had had less practice in that diffi- cult art than she, and as she conducted this piece of diplomacy, she felt that she really must have a great natural gift that way.
What to read after Sheaves?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson, E. F. (Edward Frederic), 1867-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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