What Maisie Knew
What Maisie Knew
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"What then would she have lived on ?" Mrs. Wix hung fire but an instant. "On other men!" And she marched downstairs.
XXVIII Mrs. Beale, at table between the pair, plainly at- tracted the attention Mrs. Wix had foretold. No other lady present was nearly so handsome, nor did the beauty of any other accommodate itself with such art to the homage it produced. She talked mainly to her other neighbour, and that left Maisie leisure both to note the manner in which eyes were riveted and nudges intercha...nged, and to lose herself in the meanings that, dimly as yet and disconnectedly, but with a vividness that fed apprehension, she could begin to read into her stepmother's independent move. Mrs. Wix had helped her by talking of a game; it was a connexion in which the move could put on a strategic air. Her notions of diplomacy were thin, but it was a kind of cold diplomatic shoulder and an elbow of more than usual point that, tempo- rarily at least, were presented to her by the averted inclination of Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What then would she have lived on ?" Mrs. Wix hung fire but an instant. "On other men!" And she marched downstairs.
XXVIII Mrs. Beale, at table between the pair, plainly at- tracted the attention Mrs. Wix had foretold. No other lady present was nearly so handsome, nor did the beauty of any other accommodate itself with such art to the homage it produced. She talked mainly to her other neighbour, and that left Maisie leisure both to note the manner in which eyes were riveted and nudges intercha...nged, and to lose herself in the meanings that, dimly as yet and disconnectedly, but with a vividness that fed apprehension, she could begin to read into her stepmother's independent move. Mrs. Wix had helped her by talking of a game; it was a connexion in which the move could put on a strategic air. Her notions of diplomacy were thin, but it was a kind of cold diplomatic shoulder and an elbow of more than usual point that, tempo- rarily at least, were presented to her by the averted inclination of Mrs.
What to read after What Maisie Knew?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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