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

Lest Cecil should see her face she turned to
George and saw his face.
He read: "'There came from his lips no wordy
protestation such as formal lovers use. No
eloquence was his, nor did he suffer from the
lack of it. He simply enfolded her in his manly
arms.'"
"This isn't the passage I wanted," he informed
them. "there is another much funnier, further
on." He turned over the leaves.
"Should we go in to tea?" said Lucy, whose
voice remained steady.
She led the way up the garden, Cecil
following her, George last. She thought a
disaster was averted. But when they entered
the shrubbery it came. The book, as if it had
not worked mischief enough, had been
forgotten, and Cecil must go back for it; and
George, who loved passionately, must blunder