The Philanderers
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He saw the curtain descending precipitately uponhis comedy before the climax was reached, and he added quite sincerely, 'I like Drake. I don't see why he shouldn't have a run for her money. ' Mrs. Willoughby looked doubtful for a moment, and then she said, 'Verywell. ' She hesitated for a second: 'I think I like him too. ' CHAPTER VIII This was by no means the last occasion upon which Mrs. Willoughby thoughtit prudent to take counsel with Fielding concerning the affairs of herfriend. Nor was Fi...elding in any degree backward to respond with hisadvice. He developed, in fact, an interest in their progress quitedisproportionate to his professed attitude of the spectator in thestalls. Mrs. Willoughby lived at Knightsbridge, in a little house, ofwhich the drawing-room overlooked the Park close to the barracks, and hefound it very pleasant to sit there of an afternoon and discuss in a cosyduet the future of Clarice.
The subject, besides, had the advantage of inexhaustibility. On the oneside Fielding ranged the suitors, or those whom he considered such; onthe other the vagaries of the girl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He saw the curtain descending precipitately uponhis comedy before the climax was reached, and he added quite sincerely, 'I like Drake. I don't see why he shouldn't have a run for her money. ' Mrs. Willoughby looked doubtful for a moment, and then she said, 'Verywell. ' She hesitated for a second: 'I think I like him too. ' CHAPTER VIII This was by no means the last occasion upon which Mrs. Willoughby thoughtit prudent to take counsel with Fielding concerning the affairs of herfriend. Nor was Fi...elding in any degree backward to respond with hisadvice. He developed, in fact, an interest in their progress quitedisproportionate to his professed attitude of the spectator in thestalls. Mrs. Willoughby lived at Knightsbridge, in a little house, ofwhich the drawing-room overlooked the Park close to the barracks, and hefound it very pleasant to sit there of an afternoon and discuss in a cosyduet the future of Clarice.
The subject, besides, had the advantage of inexhaustibility. On the oneside Fielding ranged the suitors, or those whom he considered such; onthe other the vagaries of the girl.
What to read after The Philanderers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mason Alfred Edward Woodley to read onlineMoreLess
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