Xingu
Xingu
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The fact of being deferred to was so new tothe latter that it filled her with an insane temerity. "Why, Xingu, ofcourse!" she exclaimed.
A profound silence followed this challenge to the resources of Mrs. Ballinger's library, and the latter, after glancing nervously toward theBooks of the Day, returned with dignity: "It's not a thing one cares toleave about. " "I should think not!" exclaimed Mrs. Plinth.
"It _is_ a book, then?" said Miss Van Vluyck.
This again threw the company into disarray, a...nd Mrs. Ballinger, with animpatient sigh, rejoined: "Why--there _is_ a book--naturally.... " "Then why did Miss Glyde call it a religion?" Laura Glyde started up. "A religion? I never--" "Yes, you did, " Miss Van Vluyck insisted; "you spoke of rites; and Mrs. Plinth said it was a custom. " Miss Glyde was evidently making a desperate effort to recall herstatement; but accuracy of detail was not her strongest point. At lengthshe began in a deep murmur: "Surely they used to do something of thekind at the Eleusinian mysteries--" "Oh--" said Miss Van Vluyck, on the verge of disapproval; and Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fact of being deferred to was so new tothe latter that it filled her with an insane temerity. "Why, Xingu, ofcourse!" she exclaimed.
A profound silence followed this challenge to the resources of Mrs. Ballinger's library, and the latter, after glancing nervously toward theBooks of the Day, returned with dignity: "It's not a thing one cares toleave about. " "I should think not!" exclaimed Mrs. Plinth.
"It _is_ a book, then?" said Miss Van Vluyck.
This again threw the company into disarray, a...nd Mrs. Ballinger, with animpatient sigh, rejoined: "Why--there _is_ a book--naturally.... " "Then why did Miss Glyde call it a religion?" Laura Glyde started up. "A religion? I never--" "Yes, you did, " Miss Van Vluyck insisted; "you spoke of rites; and Mrs. Plinth said it was a custom. " Miss Glyde was evidently making a desperate effort to recall herstatement; but accuracy of detail was not her strongest point. At lengthshe began in a deep murmur: "Surely they used to do something of thekind at the Eleusinian mysteries--" "Oh--" said Miss Van Vluyck, on the verge of disapproval; and Mrs.
What to read after Xingu?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wharton Edith to read onlineMoreLess
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