The Descent of Man And Other Stories
The Descent of Man And Other Stories
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She saw his look changeslowly to perplexity. All his facial changes were slow, and sheremembered, suddenly, how it had once diverted her to shift thatlumbering scenery with a word. For the first time it struck her thatshe had been cruel. "There _is_ a question of help, " she said in asofter key: "you can help me; but only by listening... I want to tellyou something... " Arment's resistance was not yielding. "Would it not be easierto--write?" he suggested.
She shook her head. "There is no time t...o write... And it won't takelong. " She raised her head and their eyes met. "My husband has leftme, " she said.
"Westall--?" he stammered, reddening again.
"Yes. This morning. Just as I left you. Because he was tired of me. " The words, uttered scarcely above a whisper, seemed to dilate to thelimit of the room. Arment looked toward the door; then his embarrassedglance returned to Julia.
"I am very sorry, " he said awkwardly.
"Thank you, " she murmured.
"But I don't see--" "No--but you will--in a moment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She saw his look changeslowly to perplexity. All his facial changes were slow, and sheremembered, suddenly, how it had once diverted her to shift thatlumbering scenery with a word. For the first time it struck her thatshe had been cruel. "There _is_ a question of help, " she said in asofter key: "you can help me; but only by listening... I want to tellyou something... " Arment's resistance was not yielding. "Would it not be easierto--write?" he suggested.
She shook her head. "There is no time t...o write... And it won't takelong. " She raised her head and their eyes met. "My husband has leftme, " she said.
"Westall--?" he stammered, reddening again.
"Yes. This morning. Just as I left you. Because he was tired of me. " The words, uttered scarcely above a whisper, seemed to dilate to thelimit of the room. Arment looked toward the door; then his embarrassedglance returned to Julia.
"I am very sorry, " he said awkwardly.
"Thank you, " she murmured.
"But I don't see--" "No--but you will--in a moment.
What to read after The Descent of Man And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wharton Edith to read onlineMoreLess
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