The Gallant Rogue
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" Still more tightly Mademoiselle Ce"cile clasped the arm of Lavallais, whose relief was now so great. " How very, very droll, his leaving you nothing 98 THE GALLANT ROGUE to put on but his own clothing ! And you say he is so cynical toward women! And this this is his very ring ! " She toyed with the odd trinket which Lavallais had placed even then, incontinently, upon her finger. " To think that you have actually seen the real Canardin! And talked with him! What is he like? I was so sorry to m...iss him when he was here last week. " " What ! Canardin here f " " Yes, " said Cecile proudly. " Didn't you know? He took away all of my poor Mama's ugly old brooches and rings. But he left me in place of them the most beautiful cluster of wild orchids ! It was so thoughtful of him. Tell me, Armand, is he so terrible? Most wonderful of all, you were the means of saving his life ! You have made too little of that part, my dear. Is he really so amusing? " " I I rather suspect, my own, that you are just a bit infatuated with Canardin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Still more tightly Mademoiselle Ce"cile clasped the arm of Lavallais, whose relief was now so great. " How very, very droll, his leaving you nothing 98 THE GALLANT ROGUE to put on but his own clothing ! And you say he is so cynical toward women! And this this is his very ring ! " She toyed with the odd trinket which Lavallais had placed even then, incontinently, upon her finger. " To think that you have actually seen the real Canardin! And talked with him! What is he like? I was so sorry to m...iss him when he was here last week. " " What ! Canardin here f " " Yes, " said Cecile proudly. " Didn't you know? He took away all of my poor Mama's ugly old brooches and rings. But he left me in place of them the most beautiful cluster of wild orchids ! It was so thoughtful of him. Tell me, Armand, is he so terrible? Most wonderful of all, you were the means of saving his life ! You have made too little of that part, my dear. Is he really so amusing? " " I I rather suspect, my own, that you are just a bit infatuated with Canardin.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burton Kline to read onlineMoreLess
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