Dennison Grant a Novel of to Day
Dennison Grant a Novel of to Day
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"Oh, no! My--my ankle hurts a little. " He looked at her sympathetically. "But not that much, " he said.
She gave a forced little laugh. "What a mind reader you are! Can youtell my fortune?" "I should have to read it in your hand. " She would have extended her hand, but for Transley's ring.
"No. . . . No. You'll have to read it in--in the stars. " "Then look at me. " She did so, innocently.
"I cannot read it there, " he said, after his long gaze had begun to whipthe color to her cheeks. "There ...is no answer. " She turned again to the water, and after a long while she heard hisvoice, very low and earnest.
"Zen, I could read a fortune for you, if you would not be offended. Weare only chance acquaintances--not very well acquainted, yet--" She knew what he meant, but she pretended she did not. Even in thatmoment something came to her of Transley's speech about love being agame of pretence. Very well, she would play the game--this once.
"I don't see how I could be offended at your reading my fortune, " shemurmured.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Oh, no! My--my ankle hurts a little. " He looked at her sympathetically. "But not that much, " he said.
She gave a forced little laugh. "What a mind reader you are! Can youtell my fortune?" "I should have to read it in your hand. " She would have extended her hand, but for Transley's ring.
"No. . . . No. You'll have to read it in--in the stars. " "Then look at me. " She did so, innocently.
"I cannot read it there, " he said, after his long gaze had begun to whipthe color to her cheeks. "There ...is no answer. " She turned again to the water, and after a long while she heard hisvoice, very low and earnest.
"Zen, I could read a fortune for you, if you would not be offended. Weare only chance acquaintances--not very well acquainted, yet--" She knew what he meant, but she pretended she did not. Even in thatmoment something came to her of Transley's speech about love being agame of pretence. Very well, she would play the game--this once.
"I don't see how I could be offended at your reading my fortune, " shemurmured.
What to read after Dennison Grant a Novel of to Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stead Robert J. C. to read onlineMoreLess
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