The Patrician
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She could not marry again, it was true; butshe could and did love. If that love was to be starved and die away, itwould not be because of any moral scruples.
She opened her paper languidly; and almost the first words she read, under the heading of Election News, were these: 'Apropos of the outrage on Mr. Courtier, we are requested to state thatthe lady who accompanied Lord Miltoun to the rescue of that gentlemanwas Mrs. Lees Noel, wife of the Rev. Stephen Lees Noel, vicar ofClathampton, Warwick...shire. ' This dubious little daub of whitewash only brought a rather sad smile toher lips. She left her tea, and went out into the air. There at the gatewas Miltoun coming in. Her heart leaped. But she went forward quietly, and greeted him with cast-down eyes, as if nothing were out of theordinary.
CHAPTER XV Exaltation had not left Miltoun. His sallow face was flushed, his eyesglowed with a sort of beauty; and Audrey Noel who, better than mostwomen, could read what was passing behind a face, saw those eyeswith the delight of a moth fluttering towards a lamp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She could not marry again, it was true; butshe could and did love. If that love was to be starved and die away, itwould not be because of any moral scruples.
She opened her paper languidly; and almost the first words she read, under the heading of Election News, were these: 'Apropos of the outrage on Mr. Courtier, we are requested to state thatthe lady who accompanied Lord Miltoun to the rescue of that gentlemanwas Mrs. Lees Noel, wife of the Rev. Stephen Lees Noel, vicar ofClathampton, Warwick...shire. ' This dubious little daub of whitewash only brought a rather sad smile toher lips. She left her tea, and went out into the air. There at the gatewas Miltoun coming in. Her heart leaped. But she went forward quietly, and greeted him with cast-down eyes, as if nothing were out of theordinary.
CHAPTER XV Exaltation had not left Miltoun. His sallow face was flushed, his eyesglowed with a sort of beauty; and Audrey Noel who, better than mostwomen, could read what was passing behind a face, saw those eyeswith the delight of a moth fluttering towards a lamp.
What to read after The Patrician?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galsworthy John to read onlineMoreLess
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