A House of Cards
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Chapter XL ENDALL rose lazily from the depths of the arm-chair in which he had been ensconced.
" If I were not to sing, I should not have the courage to venture out, " he declared, listen- ing to the monotonous patter of the rain against the window-panes. " I don't believe I shall go, anyway. The Jinks will get along without me, " he murmured, sinking back into his chair.
Loys smiled confidentially at the handker- chief into which she was embroidering his monogram.
"But will it not spoil the wh...ole affair?" queried Helen Sargent.
"Perhaps it would, " acceded Kendall, as- suming a tone of seriousness, " so I presume it is my duty to go. Don't suppose you have blinded me ; I see how anxious you and Loys are to be alone. By George, I have n't a cigar, " he added.
A HOUSE OF CARDS. 135 Loys laid down her work, saying, "I know where I put the box. " "I'll get it myself, " he remonstrated, try- ing to restrain her from leaving the room. Neither would return, and it ended by the two of them running upstairs for the cigars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chapter XL ENDALL rose lazily from the depths of the arm-chair in which he had been ensconced.
" If I were not to sing, I should not have the courage to venture out, " he declared, listen- ing to the monotonous patter of the rain against the window-panes. " I don't believe I shall go, anyway. The Jinks will get along without me, " he murmured, sinking back into his chair.
Loys smiled confidentially at the handker- chief into which she was embroidering his monogram.
"But will it not spoil the wh...ole affair?" queried Helen Sargent.
"Perhaps it would, " acceded Kendall, as- suming a tone of seriousness, " so I presume it is my duty to go. Don't suppose you have blinded me ; I see how anxious you and Loys are to be alone. By George, I have n't a cigar, " he added.
A HOUSE OF CARDS. 135 Loys laid down her work, saying, "I know where I put the box. " "I'll get it myself, " he remonstrated, try- ing to restrain her from leaving the room. Neither would return, and it ended by the two of them running upstairs for the cigars.
What to read after A House of Cards?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice S Wolf to read onlineMoreLess
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