The Forsyte Saga, volume 2 (1924)
The Forsyte Saga, volume 2
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His mood was attuned to meditation, for he had been lunching with Sibley Swan at the Café C’rillon. He had known all the guests – seven chaps even more modern than old Sib – save only a Russian so modern that he knew no French and nobody could talk to him. Michael had watched them demolish everything, and the Russian closing his eyes, like a sick baby, at mention of any living name…. ‘Carry on!’ he thought, several of his favourites having gone down in the mêlée. ‘Stab and bludge! Importance awa...its you at the end of the alley.’ But he had restrained his irreverence till the moment of departure.
‘Sib,’ he said, rising, ‘all these chaps here are dead – ought they to be about in this hot weather?’ ‘What’s that?’ ejaculated Sibley Swan, amidst the almost painful silence of the chaps.
‘I mean – they’re alive – so they must be damned!’ And avoiding a thrown chocolate which hit the Russian, he sought the door.
Outside, he mused: ‘Good chaps, really!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His mood was attuned to meditation, for he had been lunching with Sibley Swan at the Café C’rillon. He had known all the guests – seven chaps even more modern than old Sib – save only a Russian so modern that he knew no French and nobody could talk to him. Michael had watched them demolish everything, and the Russian closing his eyes, like a sick baby, at mention of any living name…. ‘Carry on!’ he thought, several of his favourites having gone down in the mêlée. ‘Stab and bludge! Importance awa...its you at the end of the alley.’ But he had restrained his irreverence till the moment of departure.
‘Sib,’ he said, rising, ‘all these chaps here are dead – ought they to be about in this hot weather?’ ‘What’s that?’ ejaculated Sibley Swan, amidst the almost painful silence of the chaps.
‘I mean – they’re alive – so they must be damned!’ And avoiding a thrown chocolate which hit the Russian, he sought the door.
Outside, he mused: ‘Good chaps, really!
What to read after The Forsyte Saga, volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galsworthy John to read onlineMoreLess
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