A Traitors Wooing
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CHAPTER XV A COUNCIL OF THREE THE handsome pension which Mr. Vernon Mallory drew as a distinguished servant of the Foreign Office, added to considerable private means, enabled him to occupy one of the most im- portant residences in the place. It had large, well- shaded tennis and croquet lawns, and here, later on that same afternoon, Mr. Mallory was sitting under a copper beech with his wife, a gentle, patient lady, who had the misfortune to be blind.
At the other side of the croquet lawn Lieut...enant Reginald Beauchamp and Miss Enid Mallory were leaning on their mallets with every appearance of being engaged in a violent quarrel. The girl's face was flushed, and now and again she tapped the close-cropped turf impatiently with a neat brown shoe. The young sailor, viewed from the distance, had the air and attitude of saying rude things in a provoking manner.
" What are those two doing, dear ? " Mrs. Mallory asked presently. " My ears tell me that they have stopped playing. " " They look, " replied her husband, " as if they were hurling invectives at each other over a foul 147 148 A TRAITOR'S WOOING stroke.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER XV A COUNCIL OF THREE THE handsome pension which Mr. Vernon Mallory drew as a distinguished servant of the Foreign Office, added to considerable private means, enabled him to occupy one of the most im- portant residences in the place. It had large, well- shaded tennis and croquet lawns, and here, later on that same afternoon, Mr. Mallory was sitting under a copper beech with his wife, a gentle, patient lady, who had the misfortune to be blind.
At the other side of the croquet lawn Lieut...enant Reginald Beauchamp and Miss Enid Mallory were leaning on their mallets with every appearance of being engaged in a violent quarrel. The girl's face was flushed, and now and again she tapped the close-cropped turf impatiently with a neat brown shoe. The young sailor, viewed from the distance, had the air and attitude of saying rude things in a provoking manner.
" What are those two doing, dear ? " Mrs. Mallory asked presently. " My ears tell me that they have stopped playing. " " They look, " replied her husband, " as if they were hurling invectives at each other over a foul 147 148 A TRAITOR'S WOOING stroke.
What to read after A Traitors Wooing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Headon Hill to read onlineMoreLess
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