The Affair At Islington
The Affair At Islington
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It is just as if you weren't married I mean, just as though you kept on being lovers, the way so many other people don't, after they are hus- band and wife. " Louise let the sheet fall. It was agony to read such words now. Her mind went back over the two years of her life with Gilbert. Had they been truly " lovers " all that while, as Ethel said ? - c he knew that she had. And he well, he had never spoken an unkind word to her, and if he had not been as free with his caresses as she with hers, ...she had set this down to his less demonstrative nature.
How would they deport themselves in the new life, which would begin as soon as he returned ? It must differ from the old ; it would be impossible for things to be as they had been. Ethel would not fail to notice the change. She must not be allowed to come. Louise would write to her, in the morning, that yes, what would she write ? She could 102 THE AFFAIR AT ISLINGTON.
not tell an untruth. That would be too much Gilbert's way. She caught her breath quickly at the comparison.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is just as if you weren't married I mean, just as though you kept on being lovers, the way so many other people don't, after they are hus- band and wife. " Louise let the sheet fall. It was agony to read such words now. Her mind went back over the two years of her life with Gilbert. Had they been truly " lovers " all that while, as Ethel said ? - c he knew that she had. And he well, he had never spoken an unkind word to her, and if he had not been as free with his caresses as she with hers, ...she had set this down to his less demonstrative nature.
How would they deport themselves in the new life, which would begin as soon as he returned ? It must differ from the old ; it would be impossible for things to be as they had been. Ethel would not fail to notice the change. She must not be allowed to come. Louise would write to her, in the morning, that yes, what would she write ? She could 102 THE AFFAIR AT ISLINGTON.
not tell an untruth. That would be too much Gilbert's way. She caught her breath quickly at the comparison.
What to read after The Affair At Islington?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White Matthew to read onlineMoreLess
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