The Good Comrade
The Good Comrade
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Itis the last opportunity we shall have for a little while; Joost goesto Germany on business to-morrow. " Rawson-Clew laughed. "Which means, I suppose, " he said, "that she willneglect the crochet work, and you will have to superintend it? Notvery congenial to you, is it?" "Good discipline, " she told him.
"And for that reason to be welcomed? Really you deserve to succeed inwhatever it is you are attempting; you do not neglect details. " "Details are often important, " she said; "stopping at ho...me and doingcrochet work while Joost is in Germany, for instance, may help me agood deal. " The tone struck Rawson-Clew as implying more than the words said, buthe did not ask for an interpretation, and before long she had put aquestion to him. They were nearing a large house that stood far backfrom the road on the left hand side. It was a big block of a place, greyish-white in colour, and with more than half of its windowsbricked up, indescribably gloomy. A long, straight piece of water laybefore it, stretching almost from the walls to the road, from which itwas separated by a low fence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Itis the last opportunity we shall have for a little while; Joost goesto Germany on business to-morrow. " Rawson-Clew laughed. "Which means, I suppose, " he said, "that she willneglect the crochet work, and you will have to superintend it? Notvery congenial to you, is it?" "Good discipline, " she told him.
"And for that reason to be welcomed? Really you deserve to succeed inwhatever it is you are attempting; you do not neglect details. " "Details are often important, " she said; "stopping at ho...me and doingcrochet work while Joost is in Germany, for instance, may help me agood deal. " The tone struck Rawson-Clew as implying more than the words said, buthe did not ask for an interpretation, and before long she had put aquestion to him. They were nearing a large house that stood far backfrom the road on the left hand side. It was a big block of a place, greyish-white in colour, and with more than half of its windowsbricked up, indescribably gloomy. A long, straight piece of water laybefore it, stretching almost from the walls to the road, from which itwas separated by a low fence.
What to read after The Good Comrade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Silberrad Una Lucy to read onlineMoreLess
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