The Independence of Claire
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" Major Carew's florid colour had grown a shade deeper, he wasevidently disconcerted by the encounter; but he made a strong effort toregain his composure, smiled at the two girls in turn, and criedlightly, "Envies me, I suppose, seeing me with two such charmers!" "He didn't look exactly envious!" Cecil said drily. She also hadnoticed that reflection in the mirror, and it had not helped to sootheher spirits. She felt an unreasoning anger against Claire for appearingmore attractive than herself, ...but it did not occur to her that she washeightening the contrast by her own dour, ungracious manner. Altogetherthat tea-party was a difficult occasion, and as it proceeded, Claire'sspirits sank ever lower and lower. She had spent more than she had anyright to afford on those two expensive tickets, hoping thereby to givepleasure, and now Cecil was in a bad temper, and would snap for days tocome. --It was not a cheerful outlook, and for the second time a feelingof restiveness overtook her, a longing for a companion who would helpthe gaiety of life--such a companion as pretty, lively, happy-go-luckySophie Blake, for example.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Major Carew's florid colour had grown a shade deeper, he wasevidently disconcerted by the encounter; but he made a strong effort toregain his composure, smiled at the two girls in turn, and criedlightly, "Envies me, I suppose, seeing me with two such charmers!" "He didn't look exactly envious!" Cecil said drily. She also hadnoticed that reflection in the mirror, and it had not helped to sootheher spirits. She felt an unreasoning anger against Claire for appearingmore attractive than herself, ...but it did not occur to her that she washeightening the contrast by her own dour, ungracious manner. Altogetherthat tea-party was a difficult occasion, and as it proceeded, Claire'sspirits sank ever lower and lower. She had spent more than she had anyright to afford on those two expensive tickets, hoping thereby to givepleasure, and now Cecil was in a bad temper, and would snap for days tocome. --It was not a cheerful outlook, and for the second time a feelingof restiveness overtook her, a longing for a companion who would helpthe gaiety of life--such a companion as pretty, lively, happy-go-luckySophie Blake, for example.
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