The Dwelling Place of Light — volume 1
The Dwelling Place of Light — volume 1
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"Hadn't you better go after her?" she said to Janet.
"I'm afraid it won't be any use. She's got sort of queer, lately--shethinks they're down on her. " "I'm sorry I spoke so sharp. But then--" Hannah shook her head, and hersentence remained unfinished.
Janet sought her sister, but returned after a brief interval, with thenews that Lise had gone out.
One of the delights of friendship, as is well known, is the exchange ofconfidences of joy or sorrow, but there was, in Janet's promotion, something... intensely personal to increase her natural reserve. Herfeelings toward Ditmar were so mingled as to defy analysis, and severaldays went by before she could bring herself to inform Eda Rawle of thenew business relationship in which she stood to the agent of theChippering Mill. The sky was still bright as they walked out WarrenStreet after supper, Eda bewailing the trials of the day just ended: Mr. Frye, the cashier of the bank, had had one of his cantankerous fits, hadfound fault with her punctuation, nothing she had done had pleased him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Hadn't you better go after her?" she said to Janet.
"I'm afraid it won't be any use. She's got sort of queer, lately--shethinks they're down on her. " "I'm sorry I spoke so sharp. But then--" Hannah shook her head, and hersentence remained unfinished.
Janet sought her sister, but returned after a brief interval, with thenews that Lise had gone out.
One of the delights of friendship, as is well known, is the exchange ofconfidences of joy or sorrow, but there was, in Janet's promotion, something... intensely personal to increase her natural reserve. Herfeelings toward Ditmar were so mingled as to defy analysis, and severaldays went by before she could bring herself to inform Eda Rawle of thenew business relationship in which she stood to the agent of theChippering Mill. The sky was still bright as they walked out WarrenStreet after supper, Eda bewailing the trials of the day just ended: Mr. Frye, the cashier of the bank, had had one of his cantankerous fits, hadfound fault with her punctuation, nothing she had done had pleased him.
What to read after The Dwelling Place of Light — volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Churchill Winston to read onlineMoreLess
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