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It was some family matter.
Our parents were never friends, and he — he ' * What ?' ' Has chosen to forget there were such persons in the world 'as Ellinor and I; and considering that we have so few re- lations — ^none else nearly now- ' Mary paused, and her eyes fell on the chaplets through which her slender arm was passed.
' He could never have seen you/ said Colville, earnestly ; ' had he done so he would never have forgotten you, believe me ; and when I tell him ' * Tell him nothing, pray.' ...DREAMS AND DOUBTS. 97 * As you please, Miss Wellwood. I knew him in India, before I was in the Guards.' ' Indeed.' * Yes ; I remember his first dinner with our mess at Lahore — got screwed, as the phrase is; and how do you think he was taken to his bungalow ?' * In a cab, perhaps/ suggested Mary.
* We carried him through the lines shoulder-high upon a door, with the bugles playing the " Dead March in Saul," before him.' ' Then he is dissipated ?' * Oh — awfully — a wild fellow, in that sense.' * He was wounded in an affair with a hill tribe ?' ' So was I.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was some family matter.
Our parents were never friends, and he — he ' * What ?' ' Has chosen to forget there were such persons in the world 'as Ellinor and I; and considering that we have so few re- lations — ^none else nearly now- ' Mary paused, and her eyes fell on the chaplets through which her slender arm was passed.
' He could never have seen you/ said Colville, earnestly ; ' had he done so he would never have forgotten you, believe me ; and when I tell him ' * Tell him nothing, pray.' ...DREAMS AND DOUBTS. 97 * As you please, Miss Wellwood. I knew him in India, before I was in the Guards.' ' Indeed.' * Yes ; I remember his first dinner with our mess at Lahore — got screwed, as the phrase is; and how do you think he was taken to his bungalow ?' * In a cab, perhaps/ suggested Mary.
* We carried him through the lines shoulder-high upon a door, with the bugles playing the " Dead March in Saul," before him.' ' Then he is dissipated ?' * Oh — awfully — a wild fellow, in that sense.' * He was wounded in an affair with a hill tribe ?' ' So was I.
What to read after Colville of the Guards 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grant James to read onlineMoreLess
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