Dr. Silex
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Since we left Grant Land, I had studiously avoided the Princess, resolving to see as little of her as possible until I had proved myself more worthy to be in her service. I was no longer able to conceal my love, and I had no wish to earn either her pity or her contempt.
Then I saw her come slowly forward towards me.
She was clad in a long white robe richly embroidered with silver, and caught in at the waist with a dull heavy belt of the same metal. In her fair hair was a thin, plain circlet of ...gold. I had never seen her look more queenly, and the idea struck me that she was dressed for some 138 DR. SILEX.
particular occasion. As she came up to me, I took my cap from my head and bowed gravely.
" Well, Dr. Silex," she said, " have you seen anything to interest you ? " " Only the fog and the sea, my lady," I replied, rather more coldly than was necessary. " And, indeed, I am beginning to tliink that we shall see little else." " You do not believe me, then," she said haughtily.
" You think 1 have romanced — i)erha])s think that I am mad." I Hushed deepl3^ for 1 remembered what I had thought when I first saw her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Since we left Grant Land, I had studiously avoided the Princess, resolving to see as little of her as possible until I had proved myself more worthy to be in her service. I was no longer able to conceal my love, and I had no wish to earn either her pity or her contempt.
Then I saw her come slowly forward towards me.
She was clad in a long white robe richly embroidered with silver, and caught in at the waist with a dull heavy belt of the same metal. In her fair hair was a thin, plain circlet of ...gold. I had never seen her look more queenly, and the idea struck me that she was dressed for some 138 DR. SILEX.
particular occasion. As she came up to me, I took my cap from my head and bowed gravely.
" Well, Dr. Silex," she said, " have you seen anything to interest you ? " " Only the fog and the sea, my lady," I replied, rather more coldly than was necessary. " And, indeed, I am beginning to tliink that we shall see little else." " You do not believe me, then," she said haughtily.
" You think 1 have romanced — i)erha])s think that I am mad." I Hushed deepl3^ for 1 remembered what I had thought when I first saw her.
What to read after Dr. Silex?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris-Burland, J. B. (John Burland), 1870-1926 to read onlineMoreLess
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