The Country House
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Barter," she said, "my cousin, Gregory Vigil, has just brought me some news; it is confiden- tial, please. Helen Bellew is going to sue for a divorce. I wanted to ask you whether you could tell me " Looking in the Rector's face, she stopped.
"A divorce?" he said; "H'm! Really!" A chill of terror came over Mrs. Pendyce.
"Of course," she said, "you will not mention it to any one, not even to Horace. It has nothing to do with us.' Mr. Barter bowed; his face wore the expression it so often wore in ...school on Sunday mornings.
8 Gregory Reopens the Campaign 1 1 1 "H'm!" he said again.
It flashed through Mrs. Pendyce that this man with the heavy jowl and menacing eyes, who sat so square on that flimsy chair, knew something. It was as though he had answered: "This is not a matter for women; you will be good enough to leave it to me!" With the exception of those few words of Lady Maiden's, and the recollection of George's face when he had said: "Oh! yes — ^I see her now and then!" she had no evidence, no knowledge, nothing to go on, but she knew from some instinctive source that her son was Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Barter," she said, "my cousin, Gregory Vigil, has just brought me some news; it is confiden- tial, please. Helen Bellew is going to sue for a divorce. I wanted to ask you whether you could tell me " Looking in the Rector's face, she stopped.
"A divorce?" he said; "H'm! Really!" A chill of terror came over Mrs. Pendyce.
"Of course," she said, "you will not mention it to any one, not even to Horace. It has nothing to do with us.' Mr. Barter bowed; his face wore the expression it so often wore in ...school on Sunday mornings.
8 Gregory Reopens the Campaign 1 1 1 "H'm!" he said again.
It flashed through Mrs. Pendyce that this man with the heavy jowl and menacing eyes, who sat so square on that flimsy chair, knew something. It was as though he had answered: "This is not a matter for women; you will be good enough to leave it to me!" With the exception of those few words of Lady Maiden's, and the recollection of George's face when he had said: "Oh! yes — ^I see her now and then!" she had no evidence, no knowledge, nothing to go on, but she knew from some instinctive source that her son was Mrs.
What to read after The Country House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galsworthy John to read onlineMoreLess
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