abnegation
an unavoidable approach, but one that was palliated by the caution and self-abnegation with which I drew my conclusions
an unavoidable approach, but one that was palliated by the caution and self-abnegation with which I drew my conclusions
'Yes, the Harrow', said the officer, 'a good name for it. The needles are set in like the teeth of a harrow and the whole thing works something like a harrow [...]'
realised I had no clue what 'a harrow' was
[...] They grew quieter and half unconsciously exchanged glances of complete agreement, having come to the conclusion that it would soon be time to find a good husband for her. And it was like a comfirmation of their new dreams and excellent intentions that at the end of their journey their daughte…
she rushed in high dudgeon into the living room