The Dancer in Yellow 1
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At the dinner-table Sir Harry made himself extremely agreeable to her, and endeavoured — a little too obviously, perhaps — to ascertain, by means of indirect questions, what her plans were with regard to the immediate future. She responded readily and openly, but did not give him a great deal of information, having, in truth, no definite information to impart.
* They tell me it will be my duty to spend most of my time at the Abbey,' she said ; ' but all my ties and interests are in London, and ...I am in hopes that I may get at least three months out of every year there. Of course the situation is altogether novel to me — I hardly know what to make of it yet.' 48 THE DANCER IN YELLOW 'One soon grows accustomed to any situa- tion,' remarked Gerard, who was seated upon the speaker's right hand.
She glanced at him for a moment, and answered : ' Oh yes, I suppose so, if it is not too diffi- cult. At present I feel ratHer like a fish out of water ; but in a year's time, no doubt, I shall almost have forgotten what the sensation of being desperately poor was.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the dinner-table Sir Harry made himself extremely agreeable to her, and endeavoured — a little too obviously, perhaps — to ascertain, by means of indirect questions, what her plans were with regard to the immediate future. She responded readily and openly, but did not give him a great deal of information, having, in truth, no definite information to impart.
* They tell me it will be my duty to spend most of my time at the Abbey,' she said ; ' but all my ties and interests are in London, and ...I am in hopes that I may get at least three months out of every year there. Of course the situation is altogether novel to me — I hardly know what to make of it yet.' 48 THE DANCER IN YELLOW 'One soon grows accustomed to any situa- tion,' remarked Gerard, who was seated upon the speaker's right hand.
She glanced at him for a moment, and answered : ' Oh yes, I suppose so, if it is not too diffi- cult. At present I feel ratHer like a fish out of water ; but in a year's time, no doubt, I shall almost have forgotten what the sensation of being desperately poor was.
What to read after The Dancer in Yellow 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norris, W. E. (William Edward), 1847-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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