The Forsyte Saga, volume I.
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He had secured the corner seat next the conductor, where his long legsmade it difficult for anyone to get in, and at all who passed him helooked resentfully, as if they had no business to be using up his air.
He intended to take an opportunity this afternoon of speaking to Irene. A word in time saved nine; and now that she was going to live in thecountry there was a chance for her to turn over a new leaf! He could seethat Soames wouldn't stand very much more of her goings on!
It did not occur t...o him to define what he meant by her 'goings on'; theexpression was wide, vague, and suited to a Forsyte. And James had morethan his common share of courage after lunch.
On reaching home, he ordered out the barouche, with special instructionsthat the groom was to go too. He wished to be kind to her, and to giveher every chance.
When the door of No. 62 was opened he could distinctly hear her singing, and said so at once, to prevent any chance of being denied entrance.
Yes, Mrs. Soames was in, but the maid did not know if she was seeingpeople.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had secured the corner seat next the conductor, where his long legsmade it difficult for anyone to get in, and at all who passed him helooked resentfully, as if they had no business to be using up his air.
He intended to take an opportunity this afternoon of speaking to Irene. A word in time saved nine; and now that she was going to live in thecountry there was a chance for her to turn over a new leaf! He could seethat Soames wouldn't stand very much more of her goings on!
It did not occur t...o him to define what he meant by her 'goings on'; theexpression was wide, vague, and suited to a Forsyte. And James had morethan his common share of courage after lunch.
On reaching home, he ordered out the barouche, with special instructionsthat the groom was to go too. He wished to be kind to her, and to giveher every chance.
When the door of No. 62 was opened he could distinctly hear her singing, and said so at once, to prevent any chance of being denied entrance.
Yes, Mrs. Soames was in, but the maid did not know if she was seeingpeople.
What to read after The Forsyte Saga, volume I.?
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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