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Little sick. She could not respond to his ardour, she was eager that he should




Get his desire satisfied quickly, turn over on his side, and go to sleep.

 

For long she lay awake ( ; awake

, ). She was dismayed (

). Her heart sank ( ) because she knew (

) she had lost something that was infinitely precious to her (

, ), and pitying

herself (, ) she was inclined to cry ( :

); but at the same time ( ) she was

filled with a sense of triumph ( :

), it seemed a revenge ( ) that she

enjoyed ( ) for the unhappiness he had caused her (

, ; to cause ,

, ) she was free of the bondage (

; bondage , , ) in which her

senses had held her to him ( ) and she

exulted ( ). Now she could deal with him on equal terms (

: ). She stretched her

legs out in bed ( ) and sighed with relief (


 

 


 



 

 

).

"By God (-), it's grand to be one's own mistress ( ,

)."

 

dismay [dIs'meI] infinitely ['InfInItlI] precious ['preSqs] bondage ['bOndIdZ]

 

For long she lay awake. She was dismayed. Her heart sank because she knew

She had lost something that was infinitely precious to her, and pitying herself

She was inclined to cry; but at the same time she was filled with a sense of

Triumph, it seemed a revenge that she enjoyed for the unhappiness he had

Caused her; she was free of the bondage in which her senses had held her to

Him and she exulted. Now she could deal with him on equal terms. She

Stretched her legs out in bed and sighed with relief.

"By God, it's grand to be one's own mistress."

 

They had breakfast in their room ( ), Julia in bed

( ) and Michael seated at a little table ( //

) by her side ( : ). She looked at

him ( ) while he read the paper ( ). Was

it possible ( ) that three months had made so much

difference in him ( :

), or was it merely ( ) that for years (

) she had still seen him with the eyes (

) that had seen him when he came on the stage ( ,

) to rehearse at Middlepool ( :

) in the glorious beauty of his youth (

) and she had been stricken (

//) as with a mortal sickness ( )? He was

wonderfully handsome still ( ), after all he

was only thirty-six ( , ), but


 

 


 



 

 

he was not a boy any more ( : ); with

his close-cropped hair ( ) and weather-

beaten skin ( ; weather ; , , ;

beaten , ), little lines ( : )

beginning to mark the smoothness of his forehead (

) and to show under his eyes ( :

), he was definitely a man ( //

).

 

glorious ['glO:rIqs] weather-beaten ['weDq"bi:tn] forehead ['fOrId, 'fO:hed]

 

They had breakfast in their room, Julia in bed and Michael seated at a little





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