The Shuttle
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Didyou never think of getting away from him, of going somewhere, and tryingto reach father, by cable, or letter, by some means?" Lady Anstruthers' weary and wrinkled little smile was a pitiablyilluminating thing.
"My dear" she said, "if you are strong and beautiful and rich and welldressed, so that people care to look at you, and listen to what you say, you can do things. But who, in England, will listen to a shabby, dowdy, frightened woman, when she runs away from her husband, if he followsher... and tells people she is hysterical or mad or bad? It is the shabby, dowdy woman who is in the wrong. At first, I thought of nothing else buttrying to get away. And once I went to Stornham station. I walked allthe way, on a hot day. And just as I was getting into a third-classcarriage, Nigel marched in and caught my arm, and held me back. Ifainted and when I came to myself I was in the carriage, being drivenback to the Court, and he was sitting opposite to me. He said, 'Youfool! It would take a cleverer woman than you to carry that out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Didyou never think of getting away from him, of going somewhere, and tryingto reach father, by cable, or letter, by some means?" Lady Anstruthers' weary and wrinkled little smile was a pitiablyilluminating thing.
"My dear" she said, "if you are strong and beautiful and rich and welldressed, so that people care to look at you, and listen to what you say, you can do things. But who, in England, will listen to a shabby, dowdy, frightened woman, when she runs away from her husband, if he followsher... and tells people she is hysterical or mad or bad? It is the shabby, dowdy woman who is in the wrong. At first, I thought of nothing else buttrying to get away. And once I went to Stornham station. I walked allthe way, on a hot day. And just as I was getting into a third-classcarriage, Nigel marched in and caught my arm, and held me back. Ifainted and when I came to myself I was in the carriage, being drivenback to the Court, and he was sitting opposite to me. He said, 'Youfool! It would take a cleverer woman than you to carry that out.
What to read after The Shuttle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnett, Frances Hodgson, 1849-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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