True Love : a Comedy of the Affections
True Love : a Comedy of the Affections
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Edward Marsh was anxious till the last moment for fear her bag- gage would not be put on the train. Mrs. William Marsh at least four times urged Emily to have her muslin washed often, and to keep it fresh.
" Wherever you go, Emily," she said, plaint- . ively, " you mustn't expect to be fashionable, or even suitably dressed. The very most you can hope to appear, even if you attend some very brilliant social occasion, is clean and neat and not indecent in any way." " I wish that conductor would s...top telling us to [88] True Love get on the car," whispered Aunt Hattie. " He is so officious. This is the third time. If he would pay more attention to the baggage and less " "All aboard!" called an official suddenly through the echoing station.
" Don't give him too much meat, Emmie," said Bob.
Norman, standing on the car-step beside Inez, oblivious to all this, kissed her suddenly on her fore- head.
The next instant he was putting her on the car.
Something in her wrenched her sharply ; and as she stood looking back at him from the moving train it seemed to her she had left her whole life behind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Edward Marsh was anxious till the last moment for fear her bag- gage would not be put on the train. Mrs. William Marsh at least four times urged Emily to have her muslin washed often, and to keep it fresh.
" Wherever you go, Emily," she said, plaint- . ively, " you mustn't expect to be fashionable, or even suitably dressed. The very most you can hope to appear, even if you attend some very brilliant social occasion, is clean and neat and not indecent in any way." " I wish that conductor would s...top telling us to [88] True Love get on the car," whispered Aunt Hattie. " He is so officious. This is the third time. If he would pay more attention to the baggage and less " "All aboard!" called an official suddenly through the echoing station.
" Don't give him too much meat, Emmie," said Bob.
Norman, standing on the car-step beside Inez, oblivious to all this, kissed her suddenly on her fore- head.
The next instant he was putting her on the car.
Something in her wrenched her sharply ; and as she stood looking back at him from the moving train it seemed to her she had left her whole life behind.
What to read after True Love : a Comedy of the Affections?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wyatt, Edith, 1873-1958 to read onlineMoreLess
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