The Dream And the Business
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They are ! they are ! But I'm devoted to you all the same." She moved forward, threw her arms round his shoulders — he was much taller than she — and, leaning against him, broke into violent weeping.
" Why are you so unkind ? " she sobbed. " Why do you treat me so ? " The clinging hands, the New Mown Hay, and the cheap spirits were suffocating in their effect.
Firmalden used more force than he knew in wrenching himself free. She screamed out that he was a brute ; that he had bruised her wrists.... But she decided to leave him — because she felt her animation waning.
"As I feel quite faint and ill after this scene," she said, "perhaps you will tell your servant to give me some refreshments. Or," she added thoughtfully, "you might lend me five pounds.
I'm a little behind with me rent." He gave her the money, which she took with a ghastly smile. On the landing she turned and smiled in the same way again. He went down with her to the hall, opened the door, and tried his utmost to make her feel that she was merely leaving the house in the ordinary way, at the end The Conflict 345 of an ordinary visit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are ! they are ! But I'm devoted to you all the same." She moved forward, threw her arms round his shoulders — he was much taller than she — and, leaning against him, broke into violent weeping.
" Why are you so unkind ? " she sobbed. " Why do you treat me so ? " The clinging hands, the New Mown Hay, and the cheap spirits were suffocating in their effect.
Firmalden used more force than he knew in wrenching himself free. She screamed out that he was a brute ; that he had bruised her wrists.... But she decided to leave him — because she felt her animation waning.
"As I feel quite faint and ill after this scene," she said, "perhaps you will tell your servant to give me some refreshments. Or," she added thoughtfully, "you might lend me five pounds.
I'm a little behind with me rent." He gave her the money, which she took with a ghastly smile. On the landing she turned and smiled in the same way again. He went down with her to the hall, opened the door, and tried his utmost to make her feel that she was merely leaving the house in the ordinary way, at the end The Conflict 345 of an ordinary visit.
What to read after The Dream And the Business?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hobbes, John Oliver, 1867-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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