The Gray Madam
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For this purpose I sought out a quaint little maiden-lady living on thetop floor, who, I was told, knew more about the L'Hommedieus than anyone in the building. Miss Winterburn, whose acquaintance I had failedto make while residing in the house, was a fluttering, eager, affableperson, whose one delight was, as I soon found, to talk about theL'Homme-dieus. Of the story she related I give as much as I can of it inher own words.
"I was never their equal, " said she, "but Mrs. L'Hommedieu was lonel...y, and, having no friends in town, was good enough to admit me to herparlor now and then and even to allow me to accompany her to the theaterwhen her husband was away on one of his mysterious visits. I never likedMr. L'Homme-dieu, but I did like her. She was so different from me, and, when I first knew her, so gay and so full of conversation. But afterawhile she changed and was either feverishly cheerful or morbidly sad, so that my visits caused me more pain than pleasure. The reason forthese changes in her was patent to everybody.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For this purpose I sought out a quaint little maiden-lady living on thetop floor, who, I was told, knew more about the L'Hommedieus than anyone in the building. Miss Winterburn, whose acquaintance I had failedto make while residing in the house, was a fluttering, eager, affableperson, whose one delight was, as I soon found, to talk about theL'Homme-dieus. Of the story she related I give as much as I can of it inher own words.
"I was never their equal, " said she, "but Mrs. L'Hommedieu was lonel...y, and, having no friends in town, was good enough to admit me to herparlor now and then and even to allow me to accompany her to the theaterwhen her husband was away on one of his mysterious visits. I never likedMr. L'Homme-dieu, but I did like her. She was so different from me, and, when I first knew her, so gay and so full of conversation. But afterawhile she changed and was either feverishly cheerful or morbidly sad, so that my visits caused me more pain than pleasure. The reason forthese changes in her was patent to everybody.
What to read after The Gray Madam?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Green Anna Katharine to read onlineMoreLess
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