An Indelicate Situation (The Weymouth Trilogy) - Plot & Excerpts
The study was a little larger than the music room by dint of extending slightly over the outbuildings in the rear yard and it was of an ideal shape to house the somewhat limited selection of books which constituted the Wright family library. Mr Wright had kindly offered Maggie free access to this library whenever she liked and she had contributed her own small but interesting collection to its shelves there in return. That evening, feeling a little low but disinclined to walk out due to the inclemency of the weather, Maggie determined on visiting the study to establish the extent of the books it had to offer. As a girl she had generally enjoyed browsing for an hour or so, although her taste could hardly be described as superior, but what with one thing and another – her establishment with the Wrights, their removal to Weymouth, the extent of her duties with Augusta and Will – she had not, until now, ventured to indulge her interest very much for the past six months or more.
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