The Lovels of Arden
The Lovels of Arden
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The women sat together in groups in thedrawing-room, pretending to work, but all desperately idle. It was afine afternoon, but no one cared for walking or driving. A few youthfulenthusiasts did indeed get up a game at croquet, but even thissoul-enthralling sport was pursued with a certain listlessness.
Mr. Fairfax and Lady Geraldine walked in the garden. To all appearance, aperfect harmony prevailed between them. Clarissa, sitting alone in an orielat the end of the drawing-room, watched them wi...th weary eyes and a dullload at her heart, wondering about them perpetually, with a painful wonder.
If she could only have gone home, she thought to herself, what a refugethe dull quiet of her lonely life would have been! She had not slept fiveminutes since the festival of last night, but had lain tossing wearily fromside to side, thinking of what George Fairfax had said to her--thinking ofwhat might have been and could never be, and then praying that she might doher duty; that she might have strength to keep firmly to the right, if heshould try to tempt her again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The women sat together in groups in thedrawing-room, pretending to work, but all desperately idle. It was afine afternoon, but no one cared for walking or driving. A few youthfulenthusiasts did indeed get up a game at croquet, but even thissoul-enthralling sport was pursued with a certain listlessness.
Mr. Fairfax and Lady Geraldine walked in the garden. To all appearance, aperfect harmony prevailed between them. Clarissa, sitting alone in an orielat the end of the drawing-room, watched them wi...th weary eyes and a dullload at her heart, wondering about them perpetually, with a painful wonder.
If she could only have gone home, she thought to herself, what a refugethe dull quiet of her lonely life would have been! She had not slept fiveminutes since the festival of last night, but had lain tossing wearily fromside to side, thinking of what George Fairfax had said to her--thinking ofwhat might have been and could never be, and then praying that she might doher duty; that she might have strength to keep firmly to the right, if heshould try to tempt her again.
What to read after The Lovels of Arden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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