Did He Deserve It?
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I thought you would like to be quiet while correcting it, and so have left everything you are likely to require in the drawing-room. When you are ready, however, I will go upstairs with you, and you can then tell me if there should chance to be any little matter I have forgotten." Most thankfully Mr. Mallow rose, and begging Mrs.
Howley to excuse him, followed Joscelyne into a prettily-furnished apartment, where, on a table placed conveniently for writing purposes, he saw a package containing h...is " first proof." CHAPTER XVI.
What pen might dare attempt to describe the rapture of that meeting when Desmond Mallow, catting open the envelope, saw his own work in type ?
No one witnessed that rapture, for Joscelyne, scarcely entering the room, left it immediately, shutting the author and his exultation in securely.
If ever there were a happ man, it was Desmond Mallow as he unrolled the sheets, and, spreading them flat on the table, tried to read. But he could not read at first, for a mist of joy hung between him and the printed page, which caused many letters to perform strange antics and appear to be gyrating instead of remaining quietly in their proper places.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I thought you would like to be quiet while correcting it, and so have left everything you are likely to require in the drawing-room. When you are ready, however, I will go upstairs with you, and you can then tell me if there should chance to be any little matter I have forgotten." Most thankfully Mr. Mallow rose, and begging Mrs.
Howley to excuse him, followed Joscelyne into a prettily-furnished apartment, where, on a table placed conveniently for writing purposes, he saw a package containing h...is " first proof." CHAPTER XVI.
What pen might dare attempt to describe the rapture of that meeting when Desmond Mallow, catting open the envelope, saw his own work in type ?
No one witnessed that rapture, for Joscelyne, scarcely entering the room, left it immediately, shutting the author and his exultation in securely.
If ever there were a happ man, it was Desmond Mallow as he unrolled the sheets, and, spreading them flat on the table, tried to read. But he could not read at first, for a mist of joy hung between him and the printed page, which caused many letters to perform strange antics and appear to be gyrating instead of remaining quietly in their proper places.
What to read after Did He Deserve It??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leona Bowman Carpenter Collection of English And American Literature. Ncd to read onlineMoreLess
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