The Spinster
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Glynd said he only wanted a couple of days'rest to be all right again, and asked me if he might stay on at theAbbey till the Monday. Of course I said 'Yes; if he wouldn't want ahostess. ' Because Vere said to me, when she heard of it, that she musthave her rest cure all the same. Glynd swore he'd be quite happy alone. So he stayed, and the rest of us came up to town on the Friday. Well, on the Saturday morning I was walking across the park when I met theSwedish _massense_ who was to have gone d...own to Vere on the Fridaynight. I knew her, because Vere had often had her before in London. 'Hullo!' I said. 'You ought to be down at Inley Abbey with my wife. ''No, my lord, ' she said. 'Why not?' 'I've had a wire from Lady Inley notto go. ' 'A wire!' I said. 'When did you get it?' 'On Thursday night, mylord. ' You mean last night?' I said, thinking Vere must have changed hermind after we had left. 'No, ' said the woman; 'on Thursday night, late. 'Then I remembered that, after Glynd had hurt his foot and asked to stay, Vere had gone out alone for a drive in her cart, to get a last breath ofair before the rest cure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Glynd said he only wanted a couple of days'rest to be all right again, and asked me if he might stay on at theAbbey till the Monday. Of course I said 'Yes; if he wouldn't want ahostess. ' Because Vere said to me, when she heard of it, that she musthave her rest cure all the same. Glynd swore he'd be quite happy alone. So he stayed, and the rest of us came up to town on the Friday. Well, on the Saturday morning I was walking across the park when I met theSwedish _massense_ who was to have gone d...own to Vere on the Fridaynight. I knew her, because Vere had often had her before in London. 'Hullo!' I said. 'You ought to be down at Inley Abbey with my wife. ''No, my lord, ' she said. 'Why not?' 'I've had a wire from Lady Inley notto go. ' 'A wire!' I said. 'When did you get it?' 'On Thursday night, mylord. ' You mean last night?' I said, thinking Vere must have changed hermind after we had left. 'No, ' said the woman; 'on Thursday night, late. 'Then I remembered that, after Glynd had hurt his foot and asked to stay, Vere had gone out alone for a drive in her cart, to get a last breath ofair before the rest cure.
What to read after The Spinster?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hichens Robert Smythe to read onlineMoreLess
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