A Diplomat's Diary
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A gust of icy wind from an open window about which some men were at work seemed suddenly to awaken her from her stupor. She passed her hand two or three times over her brow, as if to efface an enduring image.
" Forgive me, monsieur," she said, gently, " if I have been unkind to you. Some day I will explain all to you, and what those eyes have said to me, but to-day I cannot, I cannot." I could not trust myself to answer her, and only offered her my arm silently. She took it and we went slowly d...own the corridor and then the stairs. Outside, a fine bright hurri- cane wag blowing about. Mrs. Acton's coach- man was standing on the sidewalk talking with Madame Soltikoff 's footman. They were stamping their feet and tossing their arms to and fro, trying to keep warm while their mistresses lingered in the galleries.
I escorted Mrs. Acton to her sleigh, begged her to wrap up her throat, but I did not look I n 17 194 ^ DIPLOMAT'S DIARY at her, and when she faltered, " Shall I see you to-night?" I answered, "]^o, not to-night." She had shrunk from me as if I were a leper or some noisome thing, and I could not forget.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A gust of icy wind from an open window about which some men were at work seemed suddenly to awaken her from her stupor. She passed her hand two or three times over her brow, as if to efface an enduring image.
" Forgive me, monsieur," she said, gently, " if I have been unkind to you. Some day I will explain all to you, and what those eyes have said to me, but to-day I cannot, I cannot." I could not trust myself to answer her, and only offered her my arm silently. She took it and we went slowly d...own the corridor and then the stairs. Outside, a fine bright hurri- cane wag blowing about. Mrs. Acton's coach- man was standing on the sidewalk talking with Madame Soltikoff 's footman. They were stamping their feet and tossing their arms to and fro, trying to keep warm while their mistresses lingered in the galleries.
I escorted Mrs. Acton to her sleigh, begged her to wrap up her throat, but I did not look I n 17 194 ^ DIPLOMAT'S DIARY at her, and when she faltered, " Shall I see you to-night?" I answered, "]^o, not to-night." She had shrunk from me as if I were a leper or some noisome thing, and I could not forget.
What to read after A Diplomat's Diary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julien Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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