The Cathedral
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" Out in the grey Cloisters it was charming. The mild April sun flooded thesquare of grass that lay in the middle of the thick rounded pillars like afloor of bright green glass.
The ladies stood for a moment looking out into the sunny silence. TheCathedral was hushed behind them; Ellen Stiles was looking very gay andvery hideous in a large hat stifled with flowers, set sideways on herhead, and a bright purple silk dress pulled in tightly at the waist, rising to high puffed shoulders. Her figure... was not suited to the fashionof the day.
Mrs. Sampson explained that she was suffering from one of the worst of hernervous headaches and that she could not have endured the service anothermoment. Miss Stiles was all eager solicitude.
"I _am_ so sorry. I know how you are when you get one of thosethings. Nothing does it any good, does it? I know you've tried everything, and it simply goes on for days and days, getting worse and worse. And thereally terrible part of them is that, with you, they seem to beconstitutional.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Out in the grey Cloisters it was charming. The mild April sun flooded thesquare of grass that lay in the middle of the thick rounded pillars like afloor of bright green glass.
The ladies stood for a moment looking out into the sunny silence. TheCathedral was hushed behind them; Ellen Stiles was looking very gay andvery hideous in a large hat stifled with flowers, set sideways on herhead, and a bright purple silk dress pulled in tightly at the waist, rising to high puffed shoulders. Her figure... was not suited to the fashionof the day.
Mrs. Sampson explained that she was suffering from one of the worst of hernervous headaches and that she could not have endured the service anothermoment. Miss Stiles was all eager solicitude.
"I _am_ so sorry. I know how you are when you get one of thosethings. Nothing does it any good, does it? I know you've tried everything, and it simply goes on for days and days, getting worse and worse. And thereally terrible part of them is that, with you, they seem to beconstitutional.
What to read after The Cathedral?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walpole Hugh Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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