The Odd Women
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' Plainly, the difference between these women had come to a happy end, asBarfoot foresaw that it would. He thought it better to make no mentionof his meeting with Rhoda in the gardens.
'That was a very unpleasant affair that I saw your name connected withlast week, ' he said presently.
'It made me very miserable--ill indeed for a day or two. ' 'That was why you couldn't see me?' 'Yes. ' 'But in your reply to my note you made no mention of the circumstances. ' Miss Barfoot kept silence; frowning... slightly, she looked at the firenear which they were both sitting, for the weather had become very cold.
'No doubt, ' pursued Everard, glancing at her, 'you refrained out ofdelicacy--on my account, I mean. ' 'Need we talk of it?' 'For a moment, please. You are very friendly with me nowadays, but Isuppose your estimate of my character remains very much the same asyears ago?' 'What is the use of such questions?' 'I ask for a distinct purpose. You can't regard me with any respect?' 'To tell you the truth, Everard, I know nothing about you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Plainly, the difference between these women had come to a happy end, asBarfoot foresaw that it would. He thought it better to make no mentionof his meeting with Rhoda in the gardens.
'That was a very unpleasant affair that I saw your name connected withlast week, ' he said presently.
'It made me very miserable--ill indeed for a day or two. ' 'That was why you couldn't see me?' 'Yes. ' 'But in your reply to my note you made no mention of the circumstances. ' Miss Barfoot kept silence; frowning... slightly, she looked at the firenear which they were both sitting, for the weather had become very cold.
'No doubt, ' pursued Everard, glancing at her, 'you refrained out ofdelicacy--on my account, I mean. ' 'Need we talk of it?' 'For a moment, please. You are very friendly with me nowadays, but Isuppose your estimate of my character remains very much the same asyears ago?' 'What is the use of such questions?' 'I ask for a distinct purpose. You can't regard me with any respect?' 'To tell you the truth, Everard, I know nothing about you.
What to read after The Odd Women?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Gissing to read onlineMoreLess
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