The Rest House
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Peggy turned as white as a sheet and her mother mistook the pallor for emo- tion at this sudden meeting. She watched the little scene with approving eyes. Oh, there was no doubt that all that discipline to which Peggy had been subjected would bear good fruit now!
Hugh greeted Peggy with nonchalant ease. He was changed, for he was very thin and sun- burned and looked older, less of a boy. Peggy did not know what she said to him, nor even whether she had said anything at all ; she felt mis- erabl...y confused and embarrassed and Diana's words came back to her with a new and terrible significance. She knew now that there had been a plot, and that she was the victim who had walked 232 THE REST HOUSE so unsuspectingly into the trap. And the worst of it was the knowledge that they were all doing it as they thought for her good and to secure her happiness.
It seemed incredible to her that her mother should understand her even now so little should be ready, indeed, to mistake her docility for a sign that on this point of marrying Hugh she was going to yield and obey.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Peggy turned as white as a sheet and her mother mistook the pallor for emo- tion at this sudden meeting. She watched the little scene with approving eyes. Oh, there was no doubt that all that discipline to which Peggy had been subjected would bear good fruit now!
Hugh greeted Peggy with nonchalant ease. He was changed, for he was very thin and sun- burned and looked older, less of a boy. Peggy did not know what she said to him, nor even whether she had said anything at all ; she felt mis- erabl...y confused and embarrassed and Diana's words came back to her with a new and terrible significance. She knew now that there had been a plot, and that she was the victim who had walked 232 THE REST HOUSE so unsuspectingly into the trap. And the worst of it was the knowledge that they were all doing it as they thought for her good and to secure her happiness.
It seemed incredible to her that her mother should understand her even now so little should be ready, indeed, to mistake her docility for a sign that on this point of marrying Hugh she was going to yield and obey.
What to read after The Rest House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isabel Constance Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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