The Figure in the Carpet
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Ithink I was at bottom rather ashamed--I hated to remind him that, though I had irremediably missed his point, a reputation foracuteness was rapidly overtaking me. This scruple led me a dance;kept me out of Lady Jane's house, made me even decline, when inspite of my bad manners she was a second time so good as to make mea sign, an invitation to her beautiful seat. I once became awareof her under Vereker's escort at a concert, and was sure I was seenby them, but I slipped out without being caugh...t. I felt, as onthat occasion I splashed along in the rain, that I couldn't havedone anything else; and yet I remember saying to myself that it washard, was even cruel. Not only had I lost the books, but I hadlost the man himself: they and their author had been alike spoiledfor me. I knew too which was the loss I most regretted. I hadtaken to the man still more than I had ever taken to the books.
CHAPTER VI.
Six months after our friend had left England George Corvick, whomade his living by his pen, contracted for a piece of work whichimposed on him an absence of some length and a journey of somedifficulty, and his undertaking of which was much of a surprise tome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ithink I was at bottom rather ashamed--I hated to remind him that, though I had irremediably missed his point, a reputation foracuteness was rapidly overtaking me. This scruple led me a dance;kept me out of Lady Jane's house, made me even decline, when inspite of my bad manners she was a second time so good as to make mea sign, an invitation to her beautiful seat. I once became awareof her under Vereker's escort at a concert, and was sure I was seenby them, but I slipped out without being caugh...t. I felt, as onthat occasion I splashed along in the rain, that I couldn't havedone anything else; and yet I remember saying to myself that it washard, was even cruel. Not only had I lost the books, but I hadlost the man himself: they and their author had been alike spoiledfor me. I knew too which was the loss I most regretted. I hadtaken to the man still more than I had ever taken to the books.
CHAPTER VI.
Six months after our friend had left England George Corvick, whomade his living by his pen, contracted for a piece of work whichimposed on him an absence of some length and a journey of somedifficulty, and his undertaking of which was much of a surprise tome.
What to read after The Figure in the Carpet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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