The Strangers Wedding the Comedy of a Romantic
The Strangers Wedding the Comedy of a Romantic
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Nothing had been said, but Huncote unconsciously, and his relatives deliberately, rather cut off the young bride from the social fold, hoping that by and by it would be all right. This afternoon Sue was not making a social debut, but having a sort of trial run. It began very well, for the weather was bad and, therefore, topical; also Sue had for the first time seen Sir Herbert Tree and felt so sorry for Caliban " stuck upon a bit of rock all alone " that her old allegiance to Mr. Lewis Waller n...eeded rediscussing. Mrs. Huncote did not talk much but watched her daughter-in-law; she liked her that afternoon ; she admired her taffeta frock, with a hint of panniers. She rather wished that her stockings were not so vividly blue, but still, on the whole. . . . And Mrs. Huncote thought : " It's clever, somehow ; the girl must have some taste after all. " She wondered how far Miss Underwood was responsible. But Flora had other concerns.
" You know, Sue, hair's getting much flatter ; you ought to keep yours down a bit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nothing had been said, but Huncote unconsciously, and his relatives deliberately, rather cut off the young bride from the social fold, hoping that by and by it would be all right. This afternoon Sue was not making a social debut, but having a sort of trial run. It began very well, for the weather was bad and, therefore, topical; also Sue had for the first time seen Sir Herbert Tree and felt so sorry for Caliban " stuck upon a bit of rock all alone " that her old allegiance to Mr. Lewis Waller n...eeded rediscussing. Mrs. Huncote did not talk much but watched her daughter-in-law; she liked her that afternoon ; she admired her taffeta frock, with a hint of panniers. She rather wished that her stockings were not so vividly blue, but still, on the whole. . . . And Mrs. Huncote thought : " It's clever, somehow ; the girl must have some taste after all. " She wondered how far Miss Underwood was responsible. But Flora had other concerns.
" You know, Sue, hair's getting much flatter ; you ought to keep yours down a bit.
What to read after The Strangers Wedding the Comedy of a Romantic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Lionel George to read onlineMoreLess
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