The Swing of the Pendulum 2
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Presently she said reflectively — " It would be difficult to get sufficiently fast hold of Lord Milborongh to describe him.
Where did you meet his sister ? " For some reason the question was not welcome. He answered, however, without hesitation — "At Mrs. Eavenhill's." 90 WILL SHE LEAVE HIM " Ah, the Eavenhills ! We live in a kaleido- scope hall. A shake, and the colours change, and quickly ! After seeing so much, it is heartless not to have thought more of them.
But they and you were fast frie...nds." She gave the effect of a question to this assertion. He parried it with — ^' You liked them too, I fancy." She paused, and repeated softly — " They were your friends." Wareham made a movement. He caught at another subject as a drowning man at a rope.
" I have written to poor old Sir ^Rchael, and shall telegraph every day, for every- thing may have changed before my letter reaches him." Anne stood up, her tall figure dark against the window.
"Freedom from letters has been a boon, absolutely I had had none until two or three followed us to Molde.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Presently she said reflectively — " It would be difficult to get sufficiently fast hold of Lord Milborongh to describe him.
Where did you meet his sister ? " For some reason the question was not welcome. He answered, however, without hesitation — "At Mrs. Eavenhill's." 90 WILL SHE LEAVE HIM " Ah, the Eavenhills ! We live in a kaleido- scope hall. A shake, and the colours change, and quickly ! After seeing so much, it is heartless not to have thought more of them.
But they and you were fast frie...nds." She gave the effect of a question to this assertion. He parried it with — ^' You liked them too, I fancy." She paused, and repeated softly — " They were your friends." Wareham made a movement. He caught at another subject as a drowning man at a rope.
" I have written to poor old Sir ^Rchael, and shall telegraph every day, for every- thing may have changed before my letter reaches him." Anne stood up, her tall figure dark against the window.
"Freedom from letters has been a boon, absolutely I had had none until two or three followed us to Molde.
What to read after The Swing of the Pendulum 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Mary Peard to read onlineMoreLess
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