A Daughter of to Day a Novel
A Daughter of to Day a Novel
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She was at least able to resist the temp- tation of asking the boy at the book-stall where she bought " John Camberwell " whether the volume was selling rapidly or not. Buddha looked on askance while she read it, all night long and well into the morning. She reached the last page and flung down the book in pure physical exhaustion, with the framework of half a dozen reviews in her mind. When she awoke, at two in the afternoon, she decided that she must have another day or two of solitude ; she ...would not let the Cardiffs know she had returned quite yet.
Three days afterward the Illustrated Age pub- 300 A DAUGHTER OF TO-DAY.
lished a review of "John Camberwell " which brought an agreeable perplexity to Messrs. Lash and Black. It was too good to compress, and their usual advertising space would not contain it all. It was almost passionately appreciative ; here and there the effect of criticism was obviously marred by the desire of the writer to Ifet no point of beauty or of value escape divination.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was at least able to resist the temp- tation of asking the boy at the book-stall where she bought " John Camberwell " whether the volume was selling rapidly or not. Buddha looked on askance while she read it, all night long and well into the morning. She reached the last page and flung down the book in pure physical exhaustion, with the framework of half a dozen reviews in her mind. When she awoke, at two in the afternoon, she decided that she must have another day or two of solitude ; she ...would not let the Cardiffs know she had returned quite yet.
Three days afterward the Illustrated Age pub- 300 A DAUGHTER OF TO-DAY.
lished a review of "John Camberwell " which brought an agreeable perplexity to Messrs. Lash and Black. It was too good to compress, and their usual advertising space would not contain it all. It was almost passionately appreciative ; here and there the effect of criticism was obviously marred by the desire of the writer to Ifet no point of beauty or of value escape divination.
What to read after A Daughter of to Day a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Jeanette Duncan to read onlineMoreLess
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