Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky
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He was there at seven minutes past three. The clock on the church over the way pointed to it. They had arranged to meet at three fifteen. Therefore, if she had been there when he came, she would have been eight minutes before her time. But, very sensibly, she was not there eight minutes before her time.
Nor was there any reason why she should be there eight minutes before her time. Nor yet five minutes before her time. Nor yet four, three, or two minutes before her time. And she was not. He appl...auded her discretion.
At a quarter past, however, he had a right to expect her. She had not come. But that didn’t matter, as it was part of a woman’s business to be late. Five minutes late at least. During the next five minutes she scrupulously obeyed the laws of her femininity. But by five and twenty past he was growing disturbed. It seemed that only five minutes stood between him and an almost unthinkable dilemma. For at half past he would have to give up hope. His mind and soul concentrated on the hands of the clock, trying to stay their movement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was there at seven minutes past three. The clock on the church over the way pointed to it. They had arranged to meet at three fifteen. Therefore, if she had been there when he came, she would have been eight minutes before her time. But, very sensibly, she was not there eight minutes before her time.
Nor was there any reason why she should be there eight minutes before her time. Nor yet five minutes before her time. Nor yet four, three, or two minutes before her time. And she was not. He appl...auded her discretion.
At a quarter past, however, he had a right to expect her. She had not come. But that didn’t matter, as it was part of a woman’s business to be late. Five minutes late at least. During the next five minutes she scrupulously obeyed the laws of her femininity. But by five and twenty past he was growing disturbed. It seemed that only five minutes stood between him and an almost unthinkable dilemma. For at half past he would have to give up hope. His mind and soul concentrated on the hands of the clock, trying to stay their movement.
What to read after Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patrick Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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