The Magician
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" "Fortunately we live in a civilised age. Haddo has a great care of his neck. I hope we are fright- ened unduly. " It seemed to Susie that the chief thing was to dis- tract Arthur, and she turned over in her mind some means of directing his attention to other matters.
"I was thinking of going down to Chartres for two days with Mrs. Bloomfield, " she said. "Won't 230 THE MAGICIAN you come with me? It is the most lovely cathedral in the world, and I think you will find it restful to wander about... it for a little while. You can do no good, here or in London. Perhaps when you are calm you will be able to think of something practical. " Dr. Porhoet saw what her plan was, and joined his entreaties to hers that Arthur should spend a day or two in a place that had no associations for him. Arthur was too much exhausted to argue, and consented from sheer weariness. 'Next day Susie took him to Chartres. Mrs. Bloomfield was no trouble to them, and Susie induced him to linger for a week in that pleasant, quiet town.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Fortunately we live in a civilised age. Haddo has a great care of his neck. I hope we are fright- ened unduly. " It seemed to Susie that the chief thing was to dis- tract Arthur, and she turned over in her mind some means of directing his attention to other matters.
"I was thinking of going down to Chartres for two days with Mrs. Bloomfield, " she said. "Won't 230 THE MAGICIAN you come with me? It is the most lovely cathedral in the world, and I think you will find it restful to wander about... it for a little while. You can do no good, here or in London. Perhaps when you are calm you will be able to think of something practical. " Dr. Porhoet saw what her plan was, and joined his entreaties to hers that Arthur should spend a day or two in a place that had no associations for him. Arthur was too much exhausted to argue, and consented from sheer weariness. 'Next day Susie took him to Chartres. Mrs. Bloomfield was no trouble to them, and Susie induced him to linger for a week in that pleasant, quiet town.
What to read after The Magician?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Somerset William Somerset Maugham to read onlineMoreLess
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