The Emancipated
The Emancipated
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" "Mr. Marsh is very easily disturbed, " said Madeline, in a light tone ofmany possible meanings.
"Yes, " admitted Clifford, leaning back and letting his head droop alittle; "I can seldom do anything when I am not quite at ease in mind. Rather a misfortune, but not an uncommon one with artists. " The conversation turned on this subject for a few minutes, Madelinetaking part in it in a way that showed her resolve to act as she hadrecommended in her note. Then Mrs. Lessingham rose and left the tw...otogether. Madeline seemed also about to move; she followed thedeparting lady with her eyes, and at length, as though adding a finalremark, said to Clifford: "There are several things you have been so kind as to lend me that Imust return before you go, Mr. Marsh. I will make a parcel of them, anda servant shall take them to your room.
"Thank you. " Since the quarrel, Madeline had not worn her ring of betrothal, butthis was the first time she had spoken of returning presents.
"I am sorry you have had news that disturbed you, " she continued, as ifin calm friendliness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Mr. Marsh is very easily disturbed, " said Madeline, in a light tone ofmany possible meanings.
"Yes, " admitted Clifford, leaning back and letting his head droop alittle; "I can seldom do anything when I am not quite at ease in mind. Rather a misfortune, but not an uncommon one with artists. " The conversation turned on this subject for a few minutes, Madelinetaking part in it in a way that showed her resolve to act as she hadrecommended in her note. Then Mrs. Lessingham rose and left the tw...otogether. Madeline seemed also about to move; she followed thedeparting lady with her eyes, and at length, as though adding a finalremark, said to Clifford: "There are several things you have been so kind as to lend me that Imust return before you go, Mr. Marsh. I will make a parcel of them, anda servant shall take them to your room.
"Thank you. " Since the quarrel, Madeline had not worn her ring of betrothal, butthis was the first time she had spoken of returning presents.
"I am sorry you have had news that disturbed you, " she continued, as ifin calm friendliness.
What to read after The Emancipated?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Gissing to read onlineMoreLess
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