The Invisible Event
The Invisible Event
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He felt that his good luck demanded recognition. He was a per- son of importance now a member of a weekly meeting of reviewers, with a voice in deciding the fate of all authors, great and small, so far as their recognition by the Daily Post was concerned.
"I have had luck, " he reflected. "If it hadn't been for Betty, I should never have done that review in time to take it down with me, and then there might have been the devil to pay! As it happened . . . And, after all, I had only had the book... for a fortnight!" VI He found Aunt Mary sitting in the better of the two arm- chairs when he arrived. She had a full cup of tea in her hand, and in the saucer was balanced an untouched slice of ACHIEVEMENT 285 bread and butter that had become partly soaked with spilt tea.
She looked up at Jacob as he came in ; indeed, she stared at him with a steadiness that would have been rude, had it not been for some pathetic appeal in her expression. Her mouth drooped curiously at the corners; it was the mouth of a small child on the verge of tears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He felt that his good luck demanded recognition. He was a per- son of importance now a member of a weekly meeting of reviewers, with a voice in deciding the fate of all authors, great and small, so far as their recognition by the Daily Post was concerned.
"I have had luck, " he reflected. "If it hadn't been for Betty, I should never have done that review in time to take it down with me, and then there might have been the devil to pay! As it happened . . . And, after all, I had only had the book... for a fortnight!" VI He found Aunt Mary sitting in the better of the two arm- chairs when he arrived. She had a full cup of tea in her hand, and in the saucer was balanced an untouched slice of ACHIEVEMENT 285 bread and butter that had become partly soaked with spilt tea.
She looked up at Jacob as he came in ; indeed, she stared at him with a steadiness that would have been rude, had it not been for some pathetic appeal in her expression. Her mouth drooped curiously at the corners; it was the mouth of a small child on the verge of tears.
What to read after The Invisible Event?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J D John Davys Beresford to read onlineMoreLess
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