The Yoke
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For a few moments he stood and gazed at her foolishly, then took his eyes away with an effort and abruptly turned and began to descend.
"It doesn't matter," he said huskily. "Never mind, Angelica." "But— stop," cried Angelica. "Stop. I'll tell you, Maurice." She looked through the open door beside her. "What was it, Cecil? What were we talking about?" "Mr Bernard Shaw," replied Cecil, from the bedroom.
"Mr Bernard Shaw," called Angelica down the stairs.
"Mr Bernard Shaw," repeated Christopher, ...in the morning-room. "Then I pay." 1 20 CHAPTER X Now, during these months — the months that followed his first Haslemere visit — Maurice had honestly kept faith with Angelica. That is to say, he had not put himself into the way of temptation — or, to put the matter more accurately, he had given himself no chance of yielding to the tempta- tion within him. That must not be regarded as suggesting that there was anything vicious in his composition. We have set up so austere a standard in these days, that the mere possession of human instincts may quite possibly be con- demned as evidence of vicious proclivities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For a few moments he stood and gazed at her foolishly, then took his eyes away with an effort and abruptly turned and began to descend.
"It doesn't matter," he said huskily. "Never mind, Angelica." "But— stop," cried Angelica. "Stop. I'll tell you, Maurice." She looked through the open door beside her. "What was it, Cecil? What were we talking about?" "Mr Bernard Shaw," replied Cecil, from the bedroom.
"Mr Bernard Shaw," called Angelica down the stairs.
"Mr Bernard Shaw," repeated Christopher, ...in the morning-room. "Then I pay." 1 20 CHAPTER X Now, during these months — the months that followed his first Haslemere visit — Maurice had honestly kept faith with Angelica. That is to say, he had not put himself into the way of temptation — or, to put the matter more accurately, he had given himself no chance of yielding to the tempta- tion within him. That must not be regarded as suggesting that there was anything vicious in his composition. We have set up so austere a standard in these days, that the mere possession of human instincts may quite possibly be con- demned as evidence of vicious proclivities.
What to read after The Yoke?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hubert Wales to read onlineMoreLess
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