Comrades
Comrades
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I did not urge the matter further over the telephone, but I was soon to see her and I deter- mined to leave no stone unturned to prevail upon both her and Miss Martin to leave Berlin with us. No one could tell what horrors a war like this might bring forth.
To stay in the very heart of a country beleaguered on both sides was foolhardy to a degree.
There seemed to me, when I met Beatrice in the draw- ing-room of the embassy, a slight constraint in her man- ner, such as I had never noticed before.... It had not been there when I had said good-by to her in Leipzig, nor BRUDEBSOHAFT 207 when I had said good-by to her on the terrace of the Villa Nuova. This was my third good-by, and if she would not go with me on the morrow, it was likely to be much the longest.
Perhaps it was the presence of Miss Martin that em- barrassed her, I said to myself, for Miss Martin was present when I entered, but cloaked as if for immediate departure.
*'I have just waited to tell you good-by, Mr. Hatfield; I am going out to dinner," she said, without her usual italics.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I did not urge the matter further over the telephone, but I was soon to see her and I deter- mined to leave no stone unturned to prevail upon both her and Miss Martin to leave Berlin with us. No one could tell what horrors a war like this might bring forth.
To stay in the very heart of a country beleaguered on both sides was foolhardy to a degree.
There seemed to me, when I met Beatrice in the draw- ing-room of the embassy, a slight constraint in her man- ner, such as I had never noticed before.... It had not been there when I had said good-by to her in Leipzig, nor BRUDEBSOHAFT 207 when I had said good-by to her on the terrace of the Villa Nuova. This was my third good-by, and if she would not go with me on the morrow, it was likely to be much the longest.
Perhaps it was the presence of Miss Martin that em- barrassed her, I said to myself, for Miss Martin was present when I entered, but cloaked as if for immediate departure.
*'I have just waited to tell you good-by, Mr. Hatfield; I am going out to dinner," she said, without her usual italics.
What to read after Comrades?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Century Company. Pbl to read onlineMoreLess
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