Tension
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Miss Marchrose could quite well take on for a day or two. She's won golden opinions from Fuller. " "H'm. The misogynist, " said Sir Julian reflec- tively.
Interruption came only too soon.
Sir Julian heartily wished that he had taken the more drastic measure of returning outright to Culmhayes when the garden was invaded not only by the lovers themselves, Edna walking slightly behind them with a rather consciously unconscious expression, but also by a triumphantly whooping Ambrose, glorying in hi...s restored ability to. Render the day hideous with sound.
Ruthie was for the moment, unwontedly enough, both invisible and inaudible.
Iris instantly attached herself to Sir Julian. He had been regretfully compelled to realise that ever since TENSION 207 the day, regarded by him with horror, of their conver- sation in his study, Miss Easter had assumed the ex- istence of some intimate understanding between them, such as caused her to make him the recipient oT many small personal confidences that filled him with em- barrassment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miss Marchrose could quite well take on for a day or two. She's won golden opinions from Fuller. " "H'm. The misogynist, " said Sir Julian reflec- tively.
Interruption came only too soon.
Sir Julian heartily wished that he had taken the more drastic measure of returning outright to Culmhayes when the garden was invaded not only by the lovers themselves, Edna walking slightly behind them with a rather consciously unconscious expression, but also by a triumphantly whooping Ambrose, glorying in hi...s restored ability to. Render the day hideous with sound.
Ruthie was for the moment, unwontedly enough, both invisible and inaudible.
Iris instantly attached herself to Sir Julian. He had been regretfully compelled to realise that ever since TENSION 207 the day, regarded by him with horror, of their conver- sation in his study, Miss Easter had assumed the ex- istence of some intimate understanding between them, such as caused her to make him the recipient oT many small personal confidences that filled him with em- barrassment.
What to read after Tension?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E M Delafield to read onlineMoreLess
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