The Well-Beloved
The Well-Beloved
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When the painter and his family had gone back from their bathingholiday, he thought that he, too, would leave the neighbourhood. To doso, however, without wishing at least the elder Avice good-bye would beunfriendly, considering the extent of their acquaintance. One evening, knowing this time of day to suit her best, he took the few-minutes'journey to the rock along the thin connecting string of junction, andarrived at Mrs. Pierston's door just after dark.
A light shone from an upper chamber. O...n asking for his widowedacquaintance he was informed that she was ill, seriously, though notdangerously. While learning that her daughter was with her, and furtherparticulars, and doubting if he should go in, a message was sent down toask him to enter. His voice had been heard, and Mrs. Pierston would liketo see him.
He could not with any humanity refuse, but there flashed across his mindthe recollection that Avice the youngest had never yet really seenhim, had seen nothing more of him than an outline, which might haveappertained as easily to a man thirty years his junior as to himself, and a countenance so renovated by faint moonlight as fairly tocorrespond.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the painter and his family had gone back from their bathingholiday, he thought that he, too, would leave the neighbourhood. To doso, however, without wishing at least the elder Avice good-bye would beunfriendly, considering the extent of their acquaintance. One evening, knowing this time of day to suit her best, he took the few-minutes'journey to the rock along the thin connecting string of junction, andarrived at Mrs. Pierston's door just after dark.
A light shone from an upper chamber. O...n asking for his widowedacquaintance he was informed that she was ill, seriously, though notdangerously. While learning that her daughter was with her, and furtherparticulars, and doubting if he should go in, a message was sent down toask him to enter. His voice had been heard, and Mrs. Pierston would liketo see him.
He could not with any humanity refuse, but there flashed across his mindthe recollection that Avice the youngest had never yet really seenhim, had seen nothing more of him than an outline, which might haveappertained as easily to a man thirty years his junior as to himself, and a countenance so renovated by faint moonlight as fairly tocorrespond.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hardy Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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