The Glimpses of the Moon
The Glimpses of the Moon
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Strefford, as she had expected, had postponed his return to England, and they had now been for nearly three weeks together in their new, andvirtually avowed, relation. She had fancied that, after all, the easiestpart of it would be just the being with Strefford--the falling backon their old tried friendship to efface the sense of strangeness. But, though she had so soon grown used to his caresses, he himself remainedcuriously unfamiliar: she was hardly sure, at times, that it was theold Streffo...rd she was talking to. It was not that his point of view hadchanged, but that new things occupied and absorbed him. In all the smallsides of his great situation he took an almost childish satisfaction;and though he still laughed at both its privileges and its obligations, it was now with a jealous laughter.
It amused him inexhaustibly, for instance, to be made up to by all thepeople who had always disapproved of him, and to unite at the same tablepersons who had to dissemble their annoyance at being invited togetherlest they should not be invited at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Strefford, as she had expected, had postponed his return to England, and they had now been for nearly three weeks together in their new, andvirtually avowed, relation. She had fancied that, after all, the easiestpart of it would be just the being with Strefford--the falling backon their old tried friendship to efface the sense of strangeness. But, though she had so soon grown used to his caresses, he himself remainedcuriously unfamiliar: she was hardly sure, at times, that it was theold Streffo...rd she was talking to. It was not that his point of view hadchanged, but that new things occupied and absorbed him. In all the smallsides of his great situation he took an almost childish satisfaction;and though he still laughed at both its privileges and its obligations, it was now with a jealous laughter.
It amused him inexhaustibly, for instance, to be made up to by all thepeople who had always disapproved of him, and to unite at the same tablepersons who had to dissemble their annoyance at being invited togetherlest they should not be invited at all.
What to read after The Glimpses of the Moon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wharton Edith to read onlineMoreLess
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