The Dark Clue (2001)
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Tuesday Letter from Walter. Sat down to answer it, but could not find the tone. At length overcome by such lassitude I could not keep my eyes open.
Tomorrow.
Wednesday Another blank day. Tomorrow I must begin my work.
Thursday This afternoon, at last, I found the courage to call. Or perhaps it was not courage, but merely foolishness; for I had finally persuaded myself, after a good deal of self-interrogation before the looking-glass, that I could carry off an interview without betraying either m...yself or Walter. Some part of me, I think, must have known all along that I was deceiving myself – it was Elizabeth Eastlake, after all, who drew from young Mrs. Ruskin the secrets of her unhappy marriage; and it was ludicrous to suppose that so penetrating a mind would have much difficulty in uncovering my misery; but without this pitiful little sop to my amour propre I should probably not have been able to force myself to go at all.
It was not long before I got my come-uppance.
‘Marian!’ she said, taking both my hands in hers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tuesday Letter from Walter. Sat down to answer it, but could not find the tone. At length overcome by such lassitude I could not keep my eyes open.
Tomorrow.
Wednesday Another blank day. Tomorrow I must begin my work.
Thursday This afternoon, at last, I found the courage to call. Or perhaps it was not courage, but merely foolishness; for I had finally persuaded myself, after a good deal of self-interrogation before the looking-glass, that I could carry off an interview without betraying either m...yself or Walter. Some part of me, I think, must have known all along that I was deceiving myself – it was Elizabeth Eastlake, after all, who drew from young Mrs. Ruskin the secrets of her unhappy marriage; and it was ludicrous to suppose that so penetrating a mind would have much difficulty in uncovering my misery; but without this pitiful little sop to my amour propre I should probably not have been able to force myself to go at all.
It was not long before I got my come-uppance.
‘Marian!’ she said, taking both my hands in hers.
What to read after The Dark Clue?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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