The Altar Steps
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"What has it got to do with you ?" "Nothing whatever to do with me," he said deliberately.
"But if you think you're going to make a fool of me, you're not. Are you going to tell your brother you knew hifn ?" Esther would not answer, and separated by several yards they walked sullenly back to the Rectory.
CHAPTER XIV ST. mark's day MARK tried next day to make up his difference with Esther ; but she repulsed his advances, and the friend- ship that had blossomed after the Pomeroy affair faded and ...died. There was no apparent dislike on either side, nothing more than a coolness as of people too well used to each other's company. In a way this was an advantage for Mark, who was having to apply himself earnestly to the amount of study necessary to win a scholarship at Oxford. Companion- ship with Esther would have meant considerable disturbance of his work, for she was a woman who depended on the inspiration of the moment for her pastimes and pleasures, who was impatient of any postponement and always avow- edly contemptuous of Mark's serious side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What has it got to do with you ?" "Nothing whatever to do with me," he said deliberately.
"But if you think you're going to make a fool of me, you're not. Are you going to tell your brother you knew hifn ?" Esther would not answer, and separated by several yards they walked sullenly back to the Rectory.
CHAPTER XIV ST. mark's day MARK tried next day to make up his difference with Esther ; but she repulsed his advances, and the friend- ship that had blossomed after the Pomeroy affair faded and ...died. There was no apparent dislike on either side, nothing more than a coolness as of people too well used to each other's company. In a way this was an advantage for Mark, who was having to apply himself earnestly to the amount of study necessary to win a scholarship at Oxford. Companion- ship with Esther would have meant considerable disturbance of his work, for she was a woman who depended on the inspiration of the moment for her pastimes and pleasures, who was impatient of any postponement and always avow- edly contemptuous of Mark's serious side.
What to read after The Altar Steps?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackenzie, Compton, Sir, 1883-1972 to read onlineMoreLess
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