The Career of Katherine Bush
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"Your Grace is welcome to that armchair for a lit- tle, but I am very occupied. Lady Garribardine wishes these letters to go by this evening's post.** "I wish you would not call me *Your Grace*," he said, a little impatiently. "I cannot realise that you can be the same person whom I met at Gerard Stro- bridge's." "I am not," she looked up at him.
"Why?" "It is obvious — ^I wits me — ^myself, that night — a guest." "And now?" **Your Grace is not observant, I fear; I am Her Ladyship's secretary."... "Of course — ^but still?" he came over quite close to her.
"If I had been the same person as the one you met S99 THE CAREER OF KATHERINE BUSH at Mr. Strobridge'89 you would not now have been obliged to contrive to come to the schoolroom to speak to me.** A dark flush mounted to his brow. She had touched a niunber of his refined sensibilities. Her words were so true and so simple, and her tone was quite calm, show* ing no personal emotion but merely as though she were announcing a fact.
**That is unfortunately true, but these are only ridiculous conventions, which please let us brush aside.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Your Grace is welcome to that armchair for a lit- tle, but I am very occupied. Lady Garribardine wishes these letters to go by this evening's post.** "I wish you would not call me *Your Grace*," he said, a little impatiently. "I cannot realise that you can be the same person whom I met at Gerard Stro- bridge's." "I am not," she looked up at him.
"Why?" "It is obvious — ^I wits me — ^myself, that night — a guest." "And now?" **Your Grace is not observant, I fear; I am Her Ladyship's secretary."... "Of course — ^but still?" he came over quite close to her.
"If I had been the same person as the one you met S99 THE CAREER OF KATHERINE BUSH at Mr. Strobridge'89 you would not now have been obliged to contrive to come to the schoolroom to speak to me.** A dark flush mounted to his brow. She had touched a niunber of his refined sensibilities. Her words were so true and so simple, and her tone was quite calm, show* ing no personal emotion but merely as though she were announcing a fact.
**That is unfortunately true, but these are only ridiculous conventions, which please let us brush aside.
What to read after The Career of Katherine Bush?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glyn Elinor to read onlineMoreLess
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