The Obstacle Race
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"What is it? Aren't you well?" shequestioned.
"No, I'm wretched--miserable!" The words came muffled with sobs.
Juliet looked round. "All right, Cox. You can go. I will ring when youare wanted. " Cox went, leaving the despised breakfast behind her.
Juliet turned back to the bed, and found Mrs. Fielding weepingunrestrainedly. She bent over her, discarding all ceremony. "My deargirl, do stop!" she said. "What on earth is the matter? You won't getover it all day if you go on like this. " "Of course... I shan't get over it!" sobbed Mrs. Fielding indignantly. "Inever do. He knows that perfectly well. He knows--that when once I'mdown--it takes me days--weeks--to get up again. " "Oh, dear!" said Juliet. "It's a quarrel, is it?" Mrs. Fielding raised herself with a furious movement and thrust out awhite arm on which the bruises of a fierce grip were mercilessly defined. "That's how--he--quarrels!" she said bitterly.
Juliet drew down the loose night-dress sleeve with a gentle but verydecided hand. "Don't let anyone else see it!" she said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What is it? Aren't you well?" shequestioned.
"No, I'm wretched--miserable!" The words came muffled with sobs.
Juliet looked round. "All right, Cox. You can go. I will ring when youare wanted. " Cox went, leaving the despised breakfast behind her.
Juliet turned back to the bed, and found Mrs. Fielding weepingunrestrainedly. She bent over her, discarding all ceremony. "My deargirl, do stop!" she said. "What on earth is the matter? You won't getover it all day if you go on like this. " "Of course... I shan't get over it!" sobbed Mrs. Fielding indignantly. "Inever do. He knows that perfectly well. He knows--that when once I'mdown--it takes me days--weeks--to get up again. " "Oh, dear!" said Juliet. "It's a quarrel, is it?" Mrs. Fielding raised herself with a furious movement and thrust out awhite arm on which the bruises of a fierce grip were mercilessly defined. "That's how--he--quarrels!" she said bitterly.
Juliet drew down the loose night-dress sleeve with a gentle but verydecided hand. "Don't let anyone else see it!" she said.
What to read after The Obstacle Race?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dell Ethel May to read onlineMoreLess
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