Whose Was the Blame
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134 WHOSE WAS THE BLAME We could not speak to one another, because the yame went on and we were separated. I followed him with my eyes. When he sat down again at some distance from me, I heard the dry, hollow cough once again. I could not see him, and I was seized with an indescribable anxiety which I could not ex- plain.
He had never appeared robust, but as he had always taken part in everything, and as I had heard other men more than once extol his activity, his power of work and his marvello...us industry, I had never thought that he could be ill, and he had dis- puted the fact himself; nevertheless, there was a new weight at my heart, and not even the new strength which happiness had given me was sufficient to remove it.
My name was called once, then a second time, and a third time. I must have sat there buried in thought.
"Is anything the matter . '"' A loud, sharp voice grated in my ears. My husband was looking in- dignantly at me because of the disturbance to the game.
His vanity and pride were evidently wounded because his wife had been the object of laughter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
134 WHOSE WAS THE BLAME We could not speak to one another, because the yame went on and we were separated. I followed him with my eyes. When he sat down again at some distance from me, I heard the dry, hollow cough once again. I could not see him, and I was seized with an indescribable anxiety which I could not ex- plain.
He had never appeared robust, but as he had always taken part in everything, and as I had heard other men more than once extol his activity, his power of work and his marvello...us industry, I had never thought that he could be ill, and he had dis- puted the fact himself; nevertheless, there was a new weight at my heart, and not even the new strength which happiness had given me was sufficient to remove it.
My name was called once, then a second time, and a third time. I must have sat there buried in thought.
"Is anything the matter . '"' A loud, sharp voice grated in my ears. My husband was looking in- dignantly at me because of the disturbance to the game.
His vanity and pride were evidently wounded because his wife had been the object of laughter.
What to read after Whose Was the Blame?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Gregory to read onlineMoreLess
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