An Open Foe. a Romance 3
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^Vhat stoiy had Eavenscroft then told her ? ZaranofF scorned the notion of revenge ; but he thouo'ht that she ous^ht to know what manner of man was this same Gaston Eavens- croft, even if he himself had to enlighten her.
CHAPTER XLVII.
FATHER AND SON.
Lance travelled from London to Netherby by slow stages, rendered necessary by the state of weakness to which he was reduced. Gaston had meant to go back to town, or, for a time, to the village inn ; but the boy had whispered a request which he har...dly dared deny : ''You won't leave me, father ? " And, almost against his will, Eavenscroft had answered " No." The meeting with Mr. Hervey was one to which Lancelot looked forward with some degree of nervousness. Mr. Hervey was perhaps as ner- vous as the lad himself. His face looked more bloodless than usual ; his hands trembled and his features worked as he advanced to greet him.
''Forgive me, sir. I did not mean to be un- grateful." FATHER AND SON. 207 " Sit down, dear boy. The subject is a pain- ful one ; perhaps we had better leave it for the present.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^Vhat stoiy had Eavenscroft then told her ? ZaranofF scorned the notion of revenge ; but he thouo'ht that she ous^ht to know what manner of man was this same Gaston Eavens- croft, even if he himself had to enlighten her.
CHAPTER XLVII.
FATHER AND SON.
Lance travelled from London to Netherby by slow stages, rendered necessary by the state of weakness to which he was reduced. Gaston had meant to go back to town, or, for a time, to the village inn ; but the boy had whispered a request which he har...dly dared deny : ''You won't leave me, father ? " And, almost against his will, Eavenscroft had answered " No." The meeting with Mr. Hervey was one to which Lancelot looked forward with some degree of nervousness. Mr. Hervey was perhaps as ner- vous as the lad himself. His face looked more bloodless than usual ; his hands trembled and his features worked as he advanced to greet him.
''Forgive me, sir. I did not mean to be un- grateful." FATHER AND SON. 207 " Sit down, dear boy. The subject is a pain- ful one ; perhaps we had better leave it for the present.
What to read after An Open Foe. a Romance 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sergeant Adeline to read onlineMoreLess
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