The Mistress of Shenstone
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"But tell me, Jim; if — if you noticed so much that first day; if you were — interested; if you wanted to set me copies — yes, I know I write a shocking hand; — why would you never look at me? Why were you so stiff and unfriendly? Why were you not as nice to me as you were to Susie, for instance?" Jim Airth sat long in silence, staring out into the darkness. At last he said : 'TWIXT SEA AND SKY 139 "I want to tell you. Of course, I must tell you. But — may I ask a few questions first? " Lady In...gleby also gazed unseeingly into the darkness ; but she leaned a little nearer to the broad shoulder beside her. "Ask me what you will, " she said. "There is nothing, in my whole life, I would not tell you, Jim Airth. " Her cheek was so close to the rough Norfolk jacket, that if it had moved a shade nearer, she would have rested against it. But it did not move; only, the clasp on her hand tightened.
"Were you married very young?" asked Jim Airth.
"I was not quite eighteen. It is ten years ago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"But tell me, Jim; if — if you noticed so much that first day; if you were — interested; if you wanted to set me copies — yes, I know I write a shocking hand; — why would you never look at me? Why were you so stiff and unfriendly? Why were you not as nice to me as you were to Susie, for instance?" Jim Airth sat long in silence, staring out into the darkness. At last he said : 'TWIXT SEA AND SKY 139 "I want to tell you. Of course, I must tell you. But — may I ask a few questions first? " Lady In...gleby also gazed unseeingly into the darkness ; but she leaned a little nearer to the broad shoulder beside her. "Ask me what you will, " she said. "There is nothing, in my whole life, I would not tell you, Jim Airth. " Her cheek was so close to the rough Norfolk jacket, that if it had moved a shade nearer, she would have rested against it. But it did not move; only, the clasp on her hand tightened.
"Were you married very young?" asked Jim Airth.
"I was not quite eighteen. It is ten years ago.
What to read after The Mistress of Shenstone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barclay Florence Louisa to read onlineMoreLess
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