The Sentimentalists
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' DAME DRESDEN: And of Astraea herself, what were the words? 'Nature'sdedicated widow. ' SWITHIN: Vestal widow, was it not?
VIRGINIA: Maiden widow, I think.
DAME DRESDEN: We decide for 'dedicated. ' WINIFRED: Spiral paid his most happy tribute to the memory of her latehusband, the renowned Professor Towers.
VIRGINIA: But his look was at dear Astraea.
ARDEN: At Astraea? Why?
VIRGINIA: For her sanction doubtless.
ARDEN: Ha!
WINIFRED: He said his pride would ever be in his being received as thesuc...cessor of Professor Towers.
ARDEN: Successor!
SWITHIN: Guardian was it not?
OSIER: Tutor. I think he said.
(The three gentlemen consult Osier's notes uneasily. ) DAME DRESDEN: Our professor must by this time have received in fullAstraea's congratulations, and Lyra is hearing from her what it is to betoo late. You will join us at the luncheon table, if you do not feelyourself a discordant instrument there, Mr. Arden?
ARDEN (going to her): The allusion to knife and fork tunes my stringsinstantly, Dame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' DAME DRESDEN: And of Astraea herself, what were the words? 'Nature'sdedicated widow. ' SWITHIN: Vestal widow, was it not?
VIRGINIA: Maiden widow, I think.
DAME DRESDEN: We decide for 'dedicated. ' WINIFRED: Spiral paid his most happy tribute to the memory of her latehusband, the renowned Professor Towers.
VIRGINIA: But his look was at dear Astraea.
ARDEN: At Astraea? Why?
VIRGINIA: For her sanction doubtless.
ARDEN: Ha!
WINIFRED: He said his pride would ever be in his being received as thesuc...cessor of Professor Towers.
ARDEN: Successor!
SWITHIN: Guardian was it not?
OSIER: Tutor. I think he said.
(The three gentlemen consult Osier's notes uneasily. ) DAME DRESDEN: Our professor must by this time have received in fullAstraea's congratulations, and Lyra is hearing from her what it is to betoo late. You will join us at the luncheon table, if you do not feelyourself a discordant instrument there, Mr. Arden?
ARDEN (going to her): The allusion to knife and fork tunes my stringsinstantly, Dame.
What to read after The Sentimentalists?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meredith George to read onlineMoreLess
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