Thank Heaven Fasting (1988)
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She found that he asked nothing better than to sit and talk to her for as long as she would listen, and after that first Sunday afternoon call he came often to Eaton Square.
Mrs. Ingram’s early strictness, in the days when her daughter had first been grown-up, had long since relaxed, and when Mr. Anderson asked at the door for Miss Ingram, he was taken direct to Monica’s sitting-room.
They sat, one on either side of the fire, and talked.
Almost at once he seemed to want to go below the surface o...f conversation and talk intimately.
Monica responded, deeply moved. She admitted to him that she had been lonely for years.
“I thought perhaps you had,” he replied simply. “So have I.”
Once or twice it seemed to her that he was hovering on the verge of a confidence, but she was so much afraid of risking any check to their friendship that she pretended unawareness. For the same reason, she dared not talk to him very much about herself.
“Men get very quickly bored with a woman who talks about herself,”
What to read after Thank Heaven Fasting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E M Delafield to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She found that he asked nothing better than to sit and talk to her for as long as she would listen, and after that first Sunday afternoon call he came often to Eaton Square.
Mrs. Ingram’s early strictness, in the days when her daughter had first been grown-up, had long since relaxed, and when Mr. Anderson asked at the door for Miss Ingram, he was taken direct to Monica’s sitting-room.
They sat, one on either side of the fire, and talked.
Almost at once he seemed to want to go below the surface o...f conversation and talk intimately.
Monica responded, deeply moved. She admitted to him that she had been lonely for years.
“I thought perhaps you had,” he replied simply. “So have I.”
Once or twice it seemed to her that he was hovering on the verge of a confidence, but she was so much afraid of risking any check to their friendship that she pretended unawareness. For the same reason, she dared not talk to him very much about herself.
“Men get very quickly bored with a woman who talks about herself,”
What to read after Thank Heaven Fasting?
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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