The Whips of Time
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His eyes too looked as though made of stone or of water frozen to its depths. Lowood was appalled at the change in him, at his silence, at his rigidity.
His physician's experience told him that some day, perhaps ten years later, the shock and suffering the young man was so vehemently repressing now would show their handiwork, would in some mental or phys- ical wreckage reveal the ravage done by this hidden cataclysm of the emotions. And in proportion as he now permitted it no outlet would it be... found to have worked havoc.
CHAPTER XXIX AFTER THE HONEYMOON To the day of his death Lowood never heard the opinions of his neighbours upon Joan Kesteven's escapade. For Hummerstone being his friend, and he having been responsible for his introduction to Scrope- Denton, men, and even women, forbore to speak plainly before him.
The little animated groups he found in drawing- rooms, with their heads together and with their tongues going more or less all at the same time, fell silent at his approach.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His eyes too looked as though made of stone or of water frozen to its depths. Lowood was appalled at the change in him, at his silence, at his rigidity.
His physician's experience told him that some day, perhaps ten years later, the shock and suffering the young man was so vehemently repressing now would show their handiwork, would in some mental or phys- ical wreckage reveal the ravage done by this hidden cataclysm of the emotions. And in proportion as he now permitted it no outlet would it be... found to have worked havoc.
CHAPTER XXIX AFTER THE HONEYMOON To the day of his death Lowood never heard the opinions of his neighbours upon Joan Kesteven's escapade. For Hummerstone being his friend, and he having been responsible for his introduction to Scrope- Denton, men, and even women, forbore to speak plainly before him.
The little animated groups he found in drawing- rooms, with their heads together and with their tongues going more or less all at the same time, fell silent at his approach.
What to read after The Whips of Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arabella Kenealy to read onlineMoreLess
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