The Dwelling-Place of Light
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Was she, also, like that, iadifferent and self- absorbed ? Lise, in her evening finery, looking occasionally at the clock, was awaiting the hour set for a rendezvous, whiltng away the time with the Boston evening sheet whose glaring red headlines stretched across the page. When the newspaper fell to her lap a dreamy expression clouded Lise's eyes. She was thinking of some man ! Quickly Janet looked away, at her father, only to be repelled anew by the expression, almost of fatuity, she discovere...d on his face as he bent over the letter once more. Suddenly she experienced an overwhelming realization of the desperation of Hannah's plight, — the destiny of spending one's days, without sympathy, toiling in the confinement of these rooms to supply their bodily needs. Never had a destiny seemed so appalling. And yet Janet resented that pity. The effect of it was to fetter and inhibit ; from the moment of its intrusion she was no longer a free agent to leave Hamp- ton and Ditmar when she chose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Was she, also, like that, iadifferent and self- absorbed ? Lise, in her evening finery, looking occasionally at the clock, was awaiting the hour set for a rendezvous, whiltng away the time with the Boston evening sheet whose glaring red headlines stretched across the page. When the newspaper fell to her lap a dreamy expression clouded Lise's eyes. She was thinking of some man ! Quickly Janet looked away, at her father, only to be repelled anew by the expression, almost of fatuity, she discovere...d on his face as he bent over the letter once more. Suddenly she experienced an overwhelming realization of the desperation of Hannah's plight, — the destiny of spending one's days, without sympathy, toiling in the confinement of these rooms to supply their bodily needs. Never had a destiny seemed so appalling. And yet Janet resented that pity. The effect of it was to fetter and inhibit ; from the moment of its intrusion she was no longer a free agent to leave Hamp- ton and Ditmar when she chose.
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