The Pillar of Sand
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So their conversation during dinner, forced into safer lines, into talk of books and of travel, arti- ficial and formal because always straining toward THE PILLAR OF SAND 239 and avoiding the subject that filled both their minds, languished finally into a nervous silence.
On the veranda, later, Louise asked to have the lights out. Any pretence of reading would have been too palpable a pretence, so they sat in the dark- ness, tense, each waiting for the other to speak.
Neither was thinking of Hu...gh as an individual.
Each thought of little else but of Hugh as acci- dentally the supreme influence, for good or for bad, in their common life. It seemed to Louise, how- ever, that by reference to the personal aspect of the question the tension might be broken, so it was with forethought that she said, " I suppose three years in prison is a normal punishment for theft." Francis started, thankful for the protection of the night. " Rather light, I should suppose. The judge was probably inclined to be lenient." " Why?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So their conversation during dinner, forced into safer lines, into talk of books and of travel, arti- ficial and formal because always straining toward THE PILLAR OF SAND 239 and avoiding the subject that filled both their minds, languished finally into a nervous silence.
On the veranda, later, Louise asked to have the lights out. Any pretence of reading would have been too palpable a pretence, so they sat in the dark- ness, tense, each waiting for the other to speak.
Neither was thinking of Hu...gh as an individual.
Each thought of little else but of Hugh as acci- dentally the supreme influence, for good or for bad, in their common life. It seemed to Louise, how- ever, that by reference to the personal aspect of the question the tension might be broken, so it was with forethought that she said, " I suppose three years in prison is a normal punishment for theft." Francis started, thankful for the protection of the night. " Rather light, I should suppose. The judge was probably inclined to be lenient." " Why?
What to read after The Pillar of Sand?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William R William Richards Castle to read onlineMoreLess
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