The Gossip Shop
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" Now it is a fact that Unwin had simply thought of her as the most delightful comrade in the world, and no de- tails of their wandering out from Wendlebury had pre- sented themselves to his mind, these being blurred in a sort of pleasant mist which caused the desirable thing to seem possible. But her question made him reply, with a sense of diving suddenly off a high pier into deep water "There's only one way a man can take a woman, is there, if he has any decency about him?" "You mean as nurs...e?" parried Delia, a little breath- lessly all the same. "But that means your wearing a splint or something of that sort all the time. " "You know what I mean, " said Unwin. "You are the best pal I have in the world. I won't leave you be* hind if you care to come?" Delia shook her head.
"Dear old boy, I'm afraid it wouldn't work. " Her opposition stiffened his new-made resolve, and he remembered how the red flush grew and faded under her eyes. If she cared for him, she could have him. She was the best sort he had ever seen, and he would like to have THE SWING OF THE PENDULUM 233 her with him in a strange country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Now it is a fact that Unwin had simply thought of her as the most delightful comrade in the world, and no de- tails of their wandering out from Wendlebury had pre- sented themselves to his mind, these being blurred in a sort of pleasant mist which caused the desirable thing to seem possible. But her question made him reply, with a sense of diving suddenly off a high pier into deep water "There's only one way a man can take a woman, is there, if he has any decency about him?" "You mean as nurs...e?" parried Delia, a little breath- lessly all the same. "But that means your wearing a splint or something of that sort all the time. " "You know what I mean, " said Unwin. "You are the best pal I have in the world. I won't leave you be* hind if you care to come?" Delia shook her head.
"Dear old boy, I'm afraid it wouldn't work. " Her opposition stiffened his new-made resolve, and he remembered how the red flush grew and faded under her eyes. If she cared for him, she could have him. She was the best sort he had ever seen, and he would like to have THE SWING OF THE PENDULUM 233 her with him in a strange country.
What to read after The Gossip Shop?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie Edith Foster Jameson to read onlineMoreLess
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