The Heart of Una Sackville
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You will not think meinhospitable if I suggest that your visit had better come to an end atonce. " My cheeks burnt. It was humiliation indeed to be told to go in thatsummary fashion, but I knew I deserved it, and I should have beenthankful to leave that very moment.
"I will go to-day. There is a train at one o'clock. I can send atelegram from the station, and tell mother I am coming. I will go up-stairs now and pack, " I cried, and she never protested a bit, but saidquite quietly that she would... order a cab to take me to the station. Talk about feeling small! I simply cringed as I went out of that room.
------------------------------------------------------------------------ The carriage was waiting for me at the station at the end of a miserablejourney, but no one was in it. I had hoped that father would come tomeet me. I could have spoken to him, and he would have understood. John said he was out for the day with a shooting-party, and when Ireached the house another disappointment awaited me, for I was met by anannouncement that mother also had been obliged to go out to keep anengagement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You will not think meinhospitable if I suggest that your visit had better come to an end atonce. " My cheeks burnt. It was humiliation indeed to be told to go in thatsummary fashion, but I knew I deserved it, and I should have beenthankful to leave that very moment.
"I will go to-day. There is a train at one o'clock. I can send atelegram from the station, and tell mother I am coming. I will go up-stairs now and pack, " I cried, and she never protested a bit, but saidquite quietly that she would... order a cab to take me to the station. Talk about feeling small! I simply cringed as I went out of that room.
------------------------------------------------------------------------ The carriage was waiting for me at the station at the end of a miserablejourney, but no one was in it. I had hoped that father would come tomeet me. I could have spoken to him, and he would have understood. John said he was out for the day with a shooting-party, and when Ireached the house another disappointment awaited me, for I was met by anannouncement that mother also had been obliged to go out to keep anengagement.
What to read after The Heart of Una Sackville?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vaizey George De Horne Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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