The Writings of Thomas Bailey Aldrich: Marjorie Daw And Other Stories
The Writings of Thomas Bailey Aldrich: Marjorie Daw And Other Stories
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Then he recollected one of the past rumors that had floated to him touch- ing her desire for foreign travel, and Mason's sordid absorption in his railroad schemes. Now that she was untrammelled, she had come abroad. She had probably left home with her son soon after Mason's death, and had been flitting from one continental city to another ever since, in the tiresome American fashion.
That might well have befallen without White- law hearing of it in Russia. The lists of new arrivals were the thi...ngs he avoided in reading Galignani, just as he habitually avoided the newly arrived themselves.
There was no hesitation in his mind as to the course he should pursue. The moment he could move he would go to Rose, and greet her without embarrassment or any arriire pensie.
It was impracticable to move at present, for the people were packed about him as solidly as Digitized by Google 192 TWO BITES AT A CHERRY dates in a crate. Meanwhile he had the free- dom of his eyes. He amused himself with re- cognizing and classifying one by one certain evidences of individuality in Rose's taste in the matter of dress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then he recollected one of the past rumors that had floated to him touch- ing her desire for foreign travel, and Mason's sordid absorption in his railroad schemes. Now that she was untrammelled, she had come abroad. She had probably left home with her son soon after Mason's death, and had been flitting from one continental city to another ever since, in the tiresome American fashion.
That might well have befallen without White- law hearing of it in Russia. The lists of new arrivals were the thi...ngs he avoided in reading Galignani, just as he habitually avoided the newly arrived themselves.
There was no hesitation in his mind as to the course he should pursue. The moment he could move he would go to Rose, and greet her without embarrassment or any arriire pensie.
It was impracticable to move at present, for the people were packed about him as solidly as Digitized by Google 192 TWO BITES AT A CHERRY dates in a crate. Meanwhile he had the free- dom of his eyes. He amused himself with re- cognizing and classifying one by one certain evidences of individuality in Rose's taste in the matter of dress.
What to read after The Writings of Thomas Bailey Aldrich: Marjorie Daw And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aldrich Thomas Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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