A Room With A View - Forster E.M..pdf - Cove Systems

kind of fellow who would never wear another
fellow's cap. Unaware of his own profundity,
Freddy checked himself. He must be jealous,
or he would not dislike a man for such foolish
reasons.
"Will this do?" called his mother. "'Dear Mrs.
Vyse,--Cecil has just asked my permission
about it, and I should be delighted if Lucy
wishes it.' Then I put in at the top, 'and I have
told Lucy so.' I must write the letter out
again--'and I have told Lucy so. But Lucy seems
very uncertain, and in these days young
people must decide for themselves.' I said that
because I didn't want Mrs. Vyse to think us
old-fashioned. She goes in for lectures and
improving her mind, and all the time a thick
layer of flue under the beds, and the maid's
dirty thumb-marks where you turn on the
electric light. She keeps that flat abominably--"
"Suppose Lucy marries Cecil, would she live
in a flat, or in the country?"