The Velvet Glove
The Velvet Glove
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Marcos made excuses for her to absent herself. He foundoccupations for her elsewhere. With his returning strength came anxietythat she should lead her own life--apart from him.
"You need not try to get rid of me, " she said to him one day. "And I donot want to go for a walk with Cousin Peligros. She thinks only of hershoes and her clothes while she walks. I would go for a walk with Perroif I went with any one. He has a better understanding of what God madethe world for than Cousin Peligros. But... I am not going to walk with anyone, thank you. " Nevertheless she absented herself. And Marcos' attempts to finddiversions for her, ceased with a suspicious suddenness. She fell intothe habit of using the drawing-room which was immediately beneath thesick-room, and spent much of her time at the piano there.
"It keeps Marcos quiet, " she explained airily to Sarrion, and vouchsafednothing further on the subject.
Chiefly because the music of Handel and Beethoven alone had beenencouraged by her professors, Juanita had learnt with some enthusiasm thefolk songs of the Basques, considered worthy only of the attention of thepeople.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Marcos made excuses for her to absent herself. He foundoccupations for her elsewhere. With his returning strength came anxietythat she should lead her own life--apart from him.
"You need not try to get rid of me, " she said to him one day. "And I donot want to go for a walk with Cousin Peligros. She thinks only of hershoes and her clothes while she walks. I would go for a walk with Perroif I went with any one. He has a better understanding of what God madethe world for than Cousin Peligros. But... I am not going to walk with anyone, thank you. " Nevertheless she absented herself. And Marcos' attempts to finddiversions for her, ceased with a suspicious suddenness. She fell intothe habit of using the drawing-room which was immediately beneath thesick-room, and spent much of her time at the piano there.
"It keeps Marcos quiet, " she explained airily to Sarrion, and vouchsafednothing further on the subject.
Chiefly because the music of Handel and Beethoven alone had beenencouraged by her professors, Juanita had learnt with some enthusiasm thefolk songs of the Basques, considered worthy only of the attention of thepeople.
What to read after The Velvet Glove?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Merriman Henry Seton to read onlineMoreLess
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