Time And the Woman a Story of the Early Nineties
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His London letters cost him horrible trouble. He put them off till the last moment, and wrote them under the stress of dire urgency. He could not afford to risk the con- sequences of having them late. He forced them from a barren pen. He posted them with the pleas- ing knowledge that they] were sufficiently dull and unreadable to jeopardize his commission, even though they were punctual. After all, what mat- ter ? He had nothing to work for. Of what conse- TIME AND THE WOMAN 233 quence was it w...hether he struggled to live or not ? Then he thought of Anne.
Some men came in to smoke. He sat silent amongst them, and they had to remind him of hos- pitable duties in connection with the whisky-bottle and soda-water. One of his guests made up the fire for him. It was falling low, and he had not remarked it. When twelve struck he said some- thing which had been on his tongue for an hour.
" I 'm very sorry. I don't know what you '11 all think of me. I must get you fellows to go. I 'm out of sorts to-night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His London letters cost him horrible trouble. He put them off till the last moment, and wrote them under the stress of dire urgency. He could not afford to risk the con- sequences of having them late. He forced them from a barren pen. He posted them with the pleas- ing knowledge that they] were sufficiently dull and unreadable to jeopardize his commission, even though they were punctual. After all, what mat- ter ? He had nothing to work for. Of what conse- TIME AND THE WOMAN 233 quence was it w...hether he struggled to live or not ? Then he thought of Anne.
Some men came in to smoke. He sat silent amongst them, and they had to remind him of hos- pitable duties in connection with the whisky-bottle and soda-water. One of his guests made up the fire for him. It was falling low, and he had not remarked it. When twelve struck he said some- thing which had been on his tongue for an hour.
" I 'm very sorry. I don't know what you '11 all think of me. I must get you fellows to go. I 'm out of sorts to-night.
What to read after Time And the Woman a Story of the Early Nineties?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Pryce to read onlineMoreLess
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