The Gods, Some Mortals, And Lord Wickenham
The Gods, Some Mortals, And Lord Wickenham
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After church she had gone to supper at the Savoy — with some old friends.
" Who were they ? *' He had never heard her speak of them. They were rich Colonials — Mr. and Mrs. Lumley Savage.
The wife was consumptive, poor thing, and had four lovely children. The husband — O ! he was a bore !
But why all these questions? She was not in the witness-box ! Perhaps he had better have her watched by a detective. No doubt, he had already taken that precaution. Saintly men and invalid wives were usually s...neaks and spies. With an atrocious laugh, she drummed a tattoo on the table.
What did she care ? What did it matter ? She con- tinued her abuse.
Digitized by Google 200 THE GODS, SOME MORTALS, The servants, with white looks, stood on the kitchen stair-case to listen. In the end, Anne feigned a swoon and sank on the floor. Warre waited for her restoration to consciousness and endured her re- lapse into maudlin remorse and hysterical affection.
A suspicion so horrible possessed him that he dared not trust himself to ask her more about the yester- day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After church she had gone to supper at the Savoy — with some old friends.
" Who were they ? *' He had never heard her speak of them. They were rich Colonials — Mr. and Mrs. Lumley Savage.
The wife was consumptive, poor thing, and had four lovely children. The husband — O ! he was a bore !
But why all these questions? She was not in the witness-box ! Perhaps he had better have her watched by a detective. No doubt, he had already taken that precaution. Saintly men and invalid wives were usually s...neaks and spies. With an atrocious laugh, she drummed a tattoo on the table.
What did she care ? What did it matter ? She con- tinued her abuse.
Digitized by Google 200 THE GODS, SOME MORTALS, The servants, with white looks, stood on the kitchen stair-case to listen. In the end, Anne feigned a swoon and sank on the floor. Warre waited for her restoration to consciousness and endured her re- lapse into maudlin remorse and hysterical affection.
A suspicion so horrible possessed him that he dared not trust himself to ask her more about the yester- day.
What to read after The Gods, Some Mortals, And Lord Wickenham?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hobbes, John Oliver, 1867-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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