The Rainbow
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"Do you want to eat anything?" she said.
"I'll get it myself, " he answered, not wanting her to servehim. But she brought out food. And it pleased him she did it forhim. He was again a bright lord.
"I went to Nottingham, " he said mildly.
"To your mother?" she asked, in a flash of contempt.
"No--I didn't go home. " "Who did you go to see?" "I went to see nobody. " "Then why did you go to Nottingham?" "I went because I wanted to go. " He was getting angry that she again rebuffed him when he wass...o clear and shining.
"And who did you see?" "I saw nobody. " "Nobody?" "No--who should I see?" "You saw nobody you knew?" "No, I didn't, " he replied irritably.
She believed him, and her mood became cold.
"I bought a book, " he said, handing her the propitiatoryvolume.
She idly looked at the pictures. Beautiful, the pure women, with their clear-dropping gowns. Her heart became colder. Whatdid they mean to him?
He sat and waited for her. She bent over the book.
"Aren't they nice?" he said, his voice roused and glad.
What to read after The Rainbow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawrence, D. H. (David Herbert), 1885-1930 to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Do you want to eat anything?" she said.
"I'll get it myself, " he answered, not wanting her to servehim. But she brought out food. And it pleased him she did it forhim. He was again a bright lord.
"I went to Nottingham, " he said mildly.
"To your mother?" she asked, in a flash of contempt.
"No--I didn't go home. " "Who did you go to see?" "I went to see nobody. " "Then why did you go to Nottingham?" "I went because I wanted to go. " He was getting angry that she again rebuffed him when he wass...o clear and shining.
"And who did you see?" "I saw nobody. " "Nobody?" "No--who should I see?" "You saw nobody you knew?" "No, I didn't, " he replied irritably.
She believed him, and her mood became cold.
"I bought a book, " he said, handing her the propitiatoryvolume.
She idly looked at the pictures. Beautiful, the pure women, with their clear-dropping gowns. Her heart became colder. Whatdid they mean to him?
He sat and waited for her. She bent over the book.
"Aren't they nice?" he said, his voice roused and glad.
What to read after The Rainbow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawrence, D. H. (David Herbert), 1885-1930 to read onlineMoreLess
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