The Small House At Allington
The Small House At Allington
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There was not a word of anger spoken then against him who had doneall this. Mrs Dale felt that she did not dare to speak in angeragainst him, and words of anger were not likely to come from poorLily. She, indeed, hitherto did not know the whole of his offence, for she had not read his letter.
"Give it me, mamma, " she said at last. "It has to be done sooner orlater. " "Not now, Lily. I have told you all--all that you need know atpresent. " "Yes; now, mamma, " and again that sweet silvery voice ...became stern. "I will read it now, and there shall be an end. " Whereupon Mrs Dalegave her the letter and she read it in silence. Her mother, thoughstanding somewhat behind her, watched her narrowly as she did so. Shewas now lying over upon the bed, and the letter was on the pillow, asshe propped herself upon her arm. Her tears were running, and everand again she would stop to dry her eyes. Her sobs, too, were veryaudible, but she went on steadily with her reading till she came tothe line on which Crosbie told that he had already engaged himself toanother woman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was not a word of anger spoken then against him who had doneall this. Mrs Dale felt that she did not dare to speak in angeragainst him, and words of anger were not likely to come from poorLily. She, indeed, hitherto did not know the whole of his offence, for she had not read his letter.
"Give it me, mamma, " she said at last. "It has to be done sooner orlater. " "Not now, Lily. I have told you all--all that you need know atpresent. " "Yes; now, mamma, " and again that sweet silvery voice ...became stern. "I will read it now, and there shall be an end. " Whereupon Mrs Dalegave her the letter and she read it in silence. Her mother, thoughstanding somewhat behind her, watched her narrowly as she did so. Shewas now lying over upon the bed, and the letter was on the pillow, asshe propped herself upon her arm. Her tears were running, and everand again she would stop to dry her eyes. Her sobs, too, were veryaudible, but she went on steadily with her reading till she came tothe line on which Crosbie told that he had already engaged himself toanother woman.
What to read after The Small House At Allington?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trollope Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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