The Pretty Lady; a Novel
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Cork Street, the flat, the hotel, the city, the universe, lay en- tranced and stupefied beneath the grey vapours of the Sabbath. The sensation to Christine was melancholy, but it was exquisitely melancholy.
The solid hotel dissolved, and in its place Christine saw the interesting, pathetic phantom of her own existence. A stern, serious existence, full of disappointments, and not free from dan- gerous episodes, an existence which entailed much solitude and loss of liberty ; but the verdict upon ...it was that in the main it might easily have been more unsatisfactory than it was. With her in- dolence and her unappeasable temperament what other vocation indeed, save that of marriage, could she have taken up? And her temperament would have rendered any marriage an impossible prison for her. She was a modest success— her mother had always counselled her against ambition — but she was a success. Her magic power was at its height.
She continued to save money and had become a fairly regular frequenter of the West End branch 104 Sunday Afternoon of the Credit Lyonnais.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cork Street, the flat, the hotel, the city, the universe, lay en- tranced and stupefied beneath the grey vapours of the Sabbath. The sensation to Christine was melancholy, but it was exquisitely melancholy.
The solid hotel dissolved, and in its place Christine saw the interesting, pathetic phantom of her own existence. A stern, serious existence, full of disappointments, and not free from dan- gerous episodes, an existence which entailed much solitude and loss of liberty ; but the verdict upon ...it was that in the main it might easily have been more unsatisfactory than it was. With her in- dolence and her unappeasable temperament what other vocation indeed, save that of marriage, could she have taken up? And her temperament would have rendered any marriage an impossible prison for her. She was a modest success— her mother had always counselled her against ambition — but she was a success. Her magic power was at its height.
She continued to save money and had become a fairly regular frequenter of the West End branch 104 Sunday Afternoon of the Credit Lyonnais.
What to read after The Pretty Lady; a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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