The Ground Swell
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" My own silence might have been called traitorous, yet / did not speak; nor could I, under the circum- stances, blame Madam Dalbert. She was as proud as Cecily; and her silence, like my own, might be touched with remorse. Peter was not dead, of course, while he could be in receipt of remittances; and he was not lost. London did not care where he was, nor the world — nor even his own little world of San Francisco's gay set. He was not an important part of any world. I seemed to be involved in t...he old fatality, test- ing those I loved best. Here was Cecy's ordeal — at my hands ! The test of her love and the sifting of her character. We had never thought, her father and I, that she was greatly endowed with "character"; now we should see.
XIII What a winter it was, that first winter of our neutrality! We stepped into the waves of war- talk off our shore, as it were, with gasps of excitement, saying to each other, **How much closer it seems " ; and still it was only the ground- swell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" My own silence might have been called traitorous, yet / did not speak; nor could I, under the circum- stances, blame Madam Dalbert. She was as proud as Cecily; and her silence, like my own, might be touched with remorse. Peter was not dead, of course, while he could be in receipt of remittances; and he was not lost. London did not care where he was, nor the world — nor even his own little world of San Francisco's gay set. He was not an important part of any world. I seemed to be involved in t...he old fatality, test- ing those I loved best. Here was Cecy's ordeal — at my hands ! The test of her love and the sifting of her character. We had never thought, her father and I, that she was greatly endowed with "character"; now we should see.
XIII What a winter it was, that first winter of our neutrality! We stepped into the waves of war- talk off our shore, as it were, with gasps of excitement, saying to each other, **How much closer it seems " ; and still it was only the ground- swell.
What to read after The Ground Swell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Foote, Mary Hallock, 1847-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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