A Court of Inquiry
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When the guests had lingeringly departed I saw, as I went to my room, three male forms leaping up the second flight of stairs toward theJudge's den.
"Don't you envy them the chance to soothe their nerves with a pipebeside the fire up there?" I asked Hepatica as, with hair down andtrailing, loose garments, she came into my room through the door whichwe had discovered could be opened between our quarters.
"Indeed I do. They went up those stairs like three dogs loosed from theleash, didn't they? C...an one blame them?" "One cannot. " Hepatica gazed at me. I stared back. But we were under our host's roof.
"Mrs. Liscombe really has quite a voice, " said Hepatica, examining thedetails of the tiny travelling workbag I always carry with me.
"So she has. " "It was a wonderful dinner, wasn't it?" "It was, indeed. Would you mind having quite specially simple things toeat for a day or two after we go back?" "I've been planning them, " admitted Hepatica.
"Mr. Hodgson's readings were--entirely new to me; were they to you?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the guests had lingeringly departed I saw, as I went to my room, three male forms leaping up the second flight of stairs toward theJudge's den.
"Don't you envy them the chance to soothe their nerves with a pipebeside the fire up there?" I asked Hepatica as, with hair down andtrailing, loose garments, she came into my room through the door whichwe had discovered could be opened between our quarters.
"Indeed I do. They went up those stairs like three dogs loosed from theleash, didn't they? C...an one blame them?" "One cannot. " Hepatica gazed at me. I stared back. But we were under our host's roof.
"Mrs. Liscombe really has quite a voice, " said Hepatica, examining thedetails of the tiny travelling workbag I always carry with me.
"So she has. " "It was a wonderful dinner, wasn't it?" "It was, indeed. Would you mind having quite specially simple things toeat for a day or two after we go back?" "I've been planning them, " admitted Hepatica.
"Mr. Hodgson's readings were--entirely new to me; were they to you?
What to read after A Court of Inquiry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richmond Grace Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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