At Bay
At Bay
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Glynn ? He has been so highly fa- vored that I think he might permit a change of partners, as I am obliged to leave almost immediately, and shall not see you again for some time. I start by the early mail for Bordeaux to-morrow, or rather this morning. " " I have less benevolence than you credit me with, " said Glynn haughtily. " I am not disposed to forego an iota of my temporary right. " " What would your father say to your desertion of your old friend for a new acquaintance ? " asked Vincent... with an unpleasant laugh.
To Glynn's surprise Elsie made a slight movement as if to withdraw her arm. Glynn held it tightly against his side.
" I have not deserted you, Mr. Vincent, " she said quietly, as if recovering her first impulse to leave Glynu, " for I was not engaged to you. " " Perhaps not ; we will discuss that point when we meet VANISHED. 81 next, " returned Vincent with insolent assurance. " Mean- time au revoir, Miss Lambert. Good-bye, Mr. Glynn ; I don't suppose I shall see you again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Glynn ? He has been so highly fa- vored that I think he might permit a change of partners, as I am obliged to leave almost immediately, and shall not see you again for some time. I start by the early mail for Bordeaux to-morrow, or rather this morning. " " I have less benevolence than you credit me with, " said Glynn haughtily. " I am not disposed to forego an iota of my temporary right. " " What would your father say to your desertion of your old friend for a new acquaintance ? " asked Vincent... with an unpleasant laugh.
To Glynn's surprise Elsie made a slight movement as if to withdraw her arm. Glynn held it tightly against his side.
" I have not deserted you, Mr. Vincent, " she said quietly, as if recovering her first impulse to leave Glynu, " for I was not engaged to you. " " Perhaps not ; we will discuss that point when we meet VANISHED. 81 next, " returned Vincent with insolent assurance. " Mean- time au revoir, Miss Lambert. Good-bye, Mr. Glynn ; I don't suppose I shall see you again.
What to read after At Bay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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