A Midsummer Madness
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Now let us talk about yourself. " But there was no chance of a longer tete-d-tcte just then. Mr. Hax- toun had walked about with Cecil for a time, then had put her in a corner, and set out for his private enjoyment. He had a great deal to say, and burned for a listener possessed of intelligence and modesty. He grudged the holiday both for himself and Med- hurst. Ten sheets of foolscap would not be spoiled to-day, and the loss concerned him intimately. Still, it was Fourth of July, and if a man ...were ever to unbend, throw off his armor, lie down in his tent, it was on a broiling day like this, with bursts of cannon reverberating at intervals from points up and down the river, while flags were flying, tor- pedoes exploding, and the general hubbub was so intolerable that it was difficult to sustain the close logical . Thoughts with which his brain usually teemed. But everything was auspicious for con- versation, and, seeing Rodney Heriot standing apparently unoccupied except in watching Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now let us talk about yourself. " But there was no chance of a longer tete-d-tcte just then. Mr. Hax- toun had walked about with Cecil for a time, then had put her in a corner, and set out for his private enjoyment. He had a great deal to say, and burned for a listener possessed of intelligence and modesty. He grudged the holiday both for himself and Med- hurst. Ten sheets of foolscap would not be spoiled to-day, and the loss concerned him intimately. Still, it was Fourth of July, and if a man ...were ever to unbend, throw off his armor, lie down in his tent, it was on a broiling day like this, with bursts of cannon reverberating at intervals from points up and down the river, while flags were flying, tor- pedoes exploding, and the general hubbub was so intolerable that it was difficult to sustain the close logical . Thoughts with which his brain usually teemed. But everything was auspicious for con- versation, and, seeing Rodney Heriot standing apparently unoccupied except in watching Mrs.
What to read after A Midsummer Madness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellen Olney Kirk to read onlineMoreLess
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