The Path to Honour
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Marian received plenty of sympathy and wantedmore, but Honour felt that a little would be very pleasant to herself. Yet why should her thoughts in this connection be suddenly discoveredto have flown to Gerrard? "He understands, " she said to herself, andblushed hotly in the darkness to remember that these were the verywords Marian had used of her husband. Giving herself a little shake, as though to get rid of the momentary foolishness, she bent herthoughts sternly to the subject of Sir Edmund a...nd Lady Antony'sdinner-party. Ladies in the hills whose husbands were on service didnot accept invitations in those benighted days, and Honour hadnaturally remained with her sister. Their bungalow stood a littlehigher than the Resident's Lodge, and the effect of the torches bywhich all the guests were lighted along the hill-paths was very prettyfrom their verandah.
"Marian, " she called out, "the people are beginning to leave. Some oneis coming up our path. " "Oh, it is only the new people--a judge or something and his wife--whohave taken Hilltop Hall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Marian received plenty of sympathy and wantedmore, but Honour felt that a little would be very pleasant to herself. Yet why should her thoughts in this connection be suddenly discoveredto have flown to Gerrard? "He understands, " she said to herself, andblushed hotly in the darkness to remember that these were the verywords Marian had used of her husband. Giving herself a little shake, as though to get rid of the momentary foolishness, she bent herthoughts sternly to the subject of Sir Edmund a...nd Lady Antony'sdinner-party. Ladies in the hills whose husbands were on service didnot accept invitations in those benighted days, and Honour hadnaturally remained with her sister. Their bungalow stood a littlehigher than the Resident's Lodge, and the effect of the torches bywhich all the guests were lighted along the hill-paths was very prettyfrom their verandah.
"Marian, " she called out, "the people are beginning to leave. Some oneis coming up our path. " "Oh, it is only the new people--a judge or something and his wife--whohave taken Hilltop Hall.
What to read after The Path to Honour?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grier Sydney C. to read onlineMoreLess
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