A Splendid Hazard
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He let his hand fall. He was sorry.
Presently the others made their entrance upon the scene, a singularanticlimax. The admiral rang for the cocktails. Introductionsfollowed.
"Is it not strange?" said the singer to Laura. "I stole in here tolook at the trophies, when I discovered Mr. Breitmann whom I once knewin Munich. " "Mr. Cathewe, " said the young hostess, "this is Mr. Breitmann, who isaiding father in the compilation of his book. " "Mr. Breitmann and I have met before, " said Cathewe sober...ly.
The two men bowed. Cathewe never gave his hand to any but hisintimates. But Laura, who was not aware of this ancient reserve, thought that both of them showed a lack of warmth. And Fitzgerald, whowas watching all comers now, was sure that the past of his friend andBreitmann interlaced in some way.
"So, young man, " said Mrs. Coldfield, a handsome motherly woman, "youhave had the impudence to let five years pass without darkening mydoors. What excuse have you?" "I'm guilty of anything you say, " Fitzgerald answered humbly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He let his hand fall. He was sorry.
Presently the others made their entrance upon the scene, a singularanticlimax. The admiral rang for the cocktails. Introductionsfollowed.
"Is it not strange?" said the singer to Laura. "I stole in here tolook at the trophies, when I discovered Mr. Breitmann whom I once knewin Munich. " "Mr. Cathewe, " said the young hostess, "this is Mr. Breitmann, who isaiding father in the compilation of his book. " "Mr. Breitmann and I have met before, " said Cathewe sober...ly.
The two men bowed. Cathewe never gave his hand to any but hisintimates. But Laura, who was not aware of this ancient reserve, thought that both of them showed a lack of warmth. And Fitzgerald, whowas watching all comers now, was sure that the past of his friend andBreitmann interlaced in some way.
"So, young man, " said Mrs. Coldfield, a handsome motherly woman, "youhave had the impudence to let five years pass without darkening mydoors. What excuse have you?" "I'm guilty of anything you say, " Fitzgerald answered humbly.
What to read after A Splendid Hazard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macgrath Harold to read onlineMoreLess
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