The Highbrows a Modern Novel
The Highbrows a Modern Novel
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" What an awful thing to say. How do you know we are going to be married ? " " Oh, I suppose we shall be, and have children too. It's done, you know, " said Pramp, and left it at that. Dorothy was thoughtfully silent for some time after this, and Pramp, who preferred holding her hand under cover of the rug to enduring her silence, suggested that Mar- garet and Jimmy should change places with them. He could now caress Dorothy's hand under the rug, which the cold justified, under the very eyes of... Mrs. Redford, who took her revenge by walking all the way home with them, while Jimmy and Margaret went on ahead. She managed on the return walk quietly to disparage all the people and pursuits Pramp said he was keen on, and took full licence of the opportunities for being covertly disagreeable that the most punctilious politeness allows.
At the door of the house, which Pramp and Jimmy were not invited to enter, Pramp asked Mrs. Redford and her younger daughter to take tea with him next 113 H THE HIGHBROWS week, an invitation which lay within the confines of the strictest conventional behaviour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" What an awful thing to say. How do you know we are going to be married ? " " Oh, I suppose we shall be, and have children too. It's done, you know, " said Pramp, and left it at that. Dorothy was thoughtfully silent for some time after this, and Pramp, who preferred holding her hand under cover of the rug to enduring her silence, suggested that Mar- garet and Jimmy should change places with them. He could now caress Dorothy's hand under the rug, which the cold justified, under the very eyes of... Mrs. Redford, who took her revenge by walking all the way home with them, while Jimmy and Margaret went on ahead. She managed on the return walk quietly to disparage all the people and pursuits Pramp said he was keen on, and took full licence of the opportunities for being covertly disagreeable that the most punctilious politeness allows.
At the door of the house, which Pramp and Jimmy were not invited to enter, Pramp asked Mrs. Redford and her younger daughter to take tea with him next 113 H THE HIGHBROWS week, an invitation which lay within the confines of the strictest conventional behaviour.
What to read after The Highbrows a Modern Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C E M Cyril Edwin Mitchinson Joad to read onlineMoreLess
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