The Woman Alone
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The flapping of the blind against the window sill and her slight movement to adjust it, brought her mind back with a start. For a moment the dimly-lit room before her seemed less real than the little village church and the atmosphere of droning bees in the old orchard.
" Ed Ed ! " murmured Katherine in her sleep.
In the street below, the dark figure of a woman drew away from the man beside her and covered her face with her hands. Margaret could not hear her, but she knew she was weeping. A stre...et lamp lit up the man's face, which was harsh and impatient. He said something, and the woman shrank farther away. But he caught her by the arm and drew her on.
It was only another note of the great city's misery of man's brutality to woman. The woman in the street below, Katherine calling 138 THE WOMAN ALONE her lover's name in her sleep, and her own life were they but different phases? Was there an inevitable destiny against which it was useless to struggle? Was her love to end in misery, too?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The flapping of the blind against the window sill and her slight movement to adjust it, brought her mind back with a start. For a moment the dimly-lit room before her seemed less real than the little village church and the atmosphere of droning bees in the old orchard.
" Ed Ed ! " murmured Katherine in her sleep.
In the street below, the dark figure of a woman drew away from the man beside her and covered her face with her hands. Margaret could not hear her, but she knew she was weeping. A stre...et lamp lit up the man's face, which was harsh and impatient. He said something, and the woman shrank farther away. But he caught her by the arm and drew her on.
It was only another note of the great city's misery of man's brutality to woman. The woman in the street below, Katherine calling 138 THE WOMAN ALONE her lover's name in her sleep, and her own life were they but different phases? Was there an inevitable destiny against which it was useless to struggle? Was her love to end in misery, too?
What to read after The Woman Alone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mabel Herbert Urner to read onlineMoreLess
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