The Forsyte Saga, volume Iii.
The Forsyte Saga, volume Iii.
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And there stirred far down within him the ghost ofwarmth, as from sparks lingering beneath a mound of flaky ash. And Fleurinfatuated with her boy! Queer chance! Yet, was there such a thing aschance? A man went down a street, a brick fell on his head. Ah! that waschance, no doubt. But this! "Inherited, " his girl had said. She--she was"holding on"!
PART III I. --OLD JOLYON WALKS Twofold impulse had made Jolyon say to his wife at breakfast "Let's goup to Lord's!" "Wanted"--something to abate the ...anxiety in which those two had livedduring the sixty hours since Jon had brought Fleur down. "Wanted"--too, that which might assuage the pangs of memory in one who knew he mightlose them any day!
Fifty-eight years ago Jolyon had become an Eton boy, for old Jolyon'swhim had been that he should be canonised at the greatest possibleexpense. Year after year he had gone to Lord's from Stanhope Gate witha father whose youth in the eighteen-twenties had been passed withoutpolish in the game of cricket.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And there stirred far down within him the ghost ofwarmth, as from sparks lingering beneath a mound of flaky ash. And Fleurinfatuated with her boy! Queer chance! Yet, was there such a thing aschance? A man went down a street, a brick fell on his head. Ah! that waschance, no doubt. But this! "Inherited, " his girl had said. She--she was"holding on"!
PART III I. --OLD JOLYON WALKS Twofold impulse had made Jolyon say to his wife at breakfast "Let's goup to Lord's!" "Wanted"--something to abate the ...anxiety in which those two had livedduring the sixty hours since Jon had brought Fleur down. "Wanted"--too, that which might assuage the pangs of memory in one who knew he mightlose them any day!
Fifty-eight years ago Jolyon had become an Eton boy, for old Jolyon'swhim had been that he should be canonised at the greatest possibleexpense. Year after year he had gone to Lord's from Stanhope Gate witha father whose youth in the eighteen-twenties had been passed withoutpolish in the game of cricket.
What to read after The Forsyte Saga, volume Iii.?
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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