The Shield of Silence
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To Sylvia they were rather grovelling means to a legitimate end. Shescowled at Joan's vivid description of her experiences and warned her totrust not too fully to her veil.
"But it's a splendid lark!" Patricia burst in, defensively; "it's Artspelled in capitals. Joan, take my advice and get points about theswells and scare them stiff!" "Pat, you should be ashamed!" Sylvia scowled darkly.
"Yes?" purred Patricia. Then: "I see the finish of Plain John's romance, my sinister Syl, if you don't limbe...r up your spine. Genius, love, andunbending virtue never pull together. " And then--it was when March was dreariest and drippiest--Kenneth Raymondstrode--that was the only word to describe his long-legged advance--intothe Brier Bush for luncheon with Mrs. Tweksbury.
He had listened to variations of Mrs. Tweksbury's first visit to the tearoom with varying degrees of impatience.
He hated tea rooms; he had little interest in young women, andparticularly disapproved of the type bordering on license; but he hadconsented to go in order to lay the old lady's growing nervousnessconcerning the details of her first visit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To Sylvia they were rather grovelling means to a legitimate end. Shescowled at Joan's vivid description of her experiences and warned her totrust not too fully to her veil.
"But it's a splendid lark!" Patricia burst in, defensively; "it's Artspelled in capitals. Joan, take my advice and get points about theswells and scare them stiff!" "Pat, you should be ashamed!" Sylvia scowled darkly.
"Yes?" purred Patricia. Then: "I see the finish of Plain John's romance, my sinister Syl, if you don't limbe...r up your spine. Genius, love, andunbending virtue never pull together. " And then--it was when March was dreariest and drippiest--Kenneth Raymondstrode--that was the only word to describe his long-legged advance--intothe Brier Bush for luncheon with Mrs. Tweksbury.
He had listened to variations of Mrs. Tweksbury's first visit to the tearoom with varying degrees of impatience.
He hated tea rooms; he had little interest in young women, andparticularly disapproved of the type bordering on license; but he hadconsented to go in order to lay the old lady's growing nervousnessconcerning the details of her first visit.
What to read after The Shield of Silence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet T Harriet Theresa Comstock to read onlineMoreLess
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