The Helpmate
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He isn't going to marry her." "She's not got enough money, I suppose. She can't help him." "You must leave him free to marry somebody who can.'' He waited to see what she would do. He expected tears, and a storm of jealous rage. But all Maggie did was to sit stiller than ever, while her tears gathered, and fell, and gathered again.
Majendie rose. "I may tell Mr. Gorst that you accept his explanation? That you understand?" "Am I never to see him again?" "I'm afraid not." "Nor write to him?" "It'...s better not. It only worries him." She looked round her, dazed by the destruction of her dream.
"What am I to do, then? Where am I to go to?" "Stay where you are, if you're comfortable. Your 248 The Helpmate rent will be paid for you, and you shall have a small allowance." "But who's going to give it me?" "Mr. Gorst would, if he could. As he cannot, I am." "You mustn't," said she. "I can't take it from you." He had approached this point with a horrible dread lest she should misunderstand him.
"Better to take it from me than from him, or any- body else," he said significantly; "if it must be." But Maggie had not misunderstood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He isn't going to marry her." "She's not got enough money, I suppose. She can't help him." "You must leave him free to marry somebody who can.'' He waited to see what she would do. He expected tears, and a storm of jealous rage. But all Maggie did was to sit stiller than ever, while her tears gathered, and fell, and gathered again.
Majendie rose. "I may tell Mr. Gorst that you accept his explanation? That you understand?" "Am I never to see him again?" "I'm afraid not." "Nor write to him?" "It'...s better not. It only worries him." She looked round her, dazed by the destruction of her dream.
"What am I to do, then? Where am I to go to?" "Stay where you are, if you're comfortable. Your 248 The Helpmate rent will be paid for you, and you shall have a small allowance." "But who's going to give it me?" "Mr. Gorst would, if he could. As he cannot, I am." "You mustn't," said she. "I can't take it from you." He had approached this point with a horrible dread lest she should misunderstand him.
"Better to take it from me than from him, or any- body else," he said significantly; "if it must be." But Maggie had not misunderstood.
What to read after The Helpmate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sinclair, May to read onlineMoreLess
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