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CHAPTER XII.
A WEEK had passed, and ?^Irs. Charmond had left HIntock House. Middleton Abbey, the place of her sojourn, was about twenty miles distant by road, eighteen by bridle- paths and footways.
Grace observed, for the first time, that her husband was restless, that at moments he even was disposed to avoid her. The scrupulous civility of mere acquaintance- ship crept Into his manner ; yet, when sitting at meals, he seemed hardly to hear her remarks. Her little doings interested him no lonee...r, whilst towards her father 2i8 THE WOODLANDERS. chap.
his bearing was not far from supercilious.
It was plain that his mind was entirely outside her life, whereabouts outside it she could not tell ; in some rcQ^ion of science possibly, or of psychological literature.
But her hope that he was again immersing himself in those lucubrations which before her marriage had made his lieht a land- mark in Hintock, was founded simply on the slender fact that he often sat up late.
One day she discovered him leaning over a gate on Rubdon Hill, the gate at which Winterborne had once been stand- ing, and w^hich opened on the brink of a declivity, slanting down directly into White- Hart Vale, extending beneath the eye at this point to a distance of many miles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER XII.
A WEEK had passed, and ?^Irs. Charmond had left HIntock House. Middleton Abbey, the place of her sojourn, was about twenty miles distant by road, eighteen by bridle- paths and footways.
Grace observed, for the first time, that her husband was restless, that at moments he even was disposed to avoid her. The scrupulous civility of mere acquaintance- ship crept Into his manner ; yet, when sitting at meals, he seemed hardly to hear her remarks. Her little doings interested him no lonee...r, whilst towards her father 2i8 THE WOODLANDERS. chap.
his bearing was not far from supercilious.
It was plain that his mind was entirely outside her life, whereabouts outside it she could not tell ; in some rcQ^ion of science possibly, or of psychological literature.
But her hope that he was again immersing himself in those lucubrations which before her marriage had made his lieht a land- mark in Hintock, was founded simply on the slender fact that he often sat up late.
One day she discovered him leaning over a gate on Rubdon Hill, the gate at which Winterborne had once been stand- ing, and w^hich opened on the brink of a declivity, slanting down directly into White- Hart Vale, extending beneath the eye at this point to a distance of many miles.
What to read after The Woodlanders 2?
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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