The New Rector
The New Rector
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He was in the habit of entering this room a dozen times a week, but he never did so after leaving his own small lodgings without being struck by its handsome proportions, by the grave harmonious color o£ its calf-lined walls, and the air of studious quiet which always reigned within them. Of all the rector's possessions he envied him this room the most. The very sight of the shaded lamp standing on the revolving bookcase at the corner of the hearth, and of the little table beside it, which stil...l bor^ the rector's coffee-cup and a tiny silver ewer and basin, aroused his spleen afresh. But he gave no outward sign of this. He stood with his hat in one hand, his other leaning on the table, and his head slightly bent. •' Rector,'* he said, " I am afraid I behaved very badly this afternoon." ** I certainly ^thought your manner rather odd,** replied the rector shortly. But he was half dis- armed already.
" I was annoyed, much annoyed, about a private THE NEW RECTOR, 167 matter," the curate proceeded in an even, rather despondent tone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was in the habit of entering this room a dozen times a week, but he never did so after leaving his own small lodgings without being struck by its handsome proportions, by the grave harmonious color o£ its calf-lined walls, and the air of studious quiet which always reigned within them. Of all the rector's possessions he envied him this room the most. The very sight of the shaded lamp standing on the revolving bookcase at the corner of the hearth, and of the little table beside it, which stil...l bor^ the rector's coffee-cup and a tiny silver ewer and basin, aroused his spleen afresh. But he gave no outward sign of this. He stood with his hat in one hand, his other leaning on the table, and his head slightly bent. •' Rector,'* he said, " I am afraid I behaved very badly this afternoon." ** I certainly ^thought your manner rather odd,** replied the rector shortly. But he was half dis- armed already.
" I was annoyed, much annoyed, about a private THE NEW RECTOR, 167 matter," the curate proceeded in an even, rather despondent tone.
What to read after The New Rector?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Weyman Stanley John to read onlineMoreLess
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