Against Odds
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Her face was grave and somewhat paler than usual, but there rested inher lovely eyes a look of fixed purpose, a clear, fine light as ofsome decision, made after doubt and hesitation, in which she nowrested and felt strong.
She did not seem eager, as she sat beside me, only waiting, and hermind evidently was 'far away ahead. ' I came promptly to the point.
'What I have to say, Miss Jenrys, concerns our friend whom we areabout to visit, as well as yourself. ' She let her lashes droop, andslightly... bent her head. 'And it has been in my mind, ' I went on, 'forsome time--in fact ever since I came to the conclusion that our friendwas, in truth, the Mr. Lossing whom you named in the letter I was sobold as to read;' here she flushed hotly. 'And here permit me to say, Miss Jenrys, that no man ever read his own mother's letter morerespectfully than I perused that letter of yours, searching through itfor the address of its writer. I hope you will believe me when I saythat I hesitated long, and put down the letter more than once, beforeI ventured to give it a second glance, and that no eye save mine reador saw one word of its contents while it remained in my possession.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her face was grave and somewhat paler than usual, but there rested inher lovely eyes a look of fixed purpose, a clear, fine light as ofsome decision, made after doubt and hesitation, in which she nowrested and felt strong.
She did not seem eager, as she sat beside me, only waiting, and hermind evidently was 'far away ahead. ' I came promptly to the point.
'What I have to say, Miss Jenrys, concerns our friend whom we areabout to visit, as well as yourself. ' She let her lashes droop, andslightly... bent her head. 'And it has been in my mind, ' I went on, 'forsome time--in fact ever since I came to the conclusion that our friendwas, in truth, the Mr. Lossing whom you named in the letter I was sobold as to read;' here she flushed hotly. 'And here permit me to say, Miss Jenrys, that no man ever read his own mother's letter morerespectfully than I perused that letter of yours, searching through itfor the address of its writer. I hope you will believe me when I saythat I hesitated long, and put down the letter more than once, beforeI ventured to give it a second glance, and that no eye save mine reador saw one word of its contents while it remained in my possession.
What to read after Against Odds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lynch Lawrence L. to read onlineMoreLess
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