Establishing Relations
Establishing Relations
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There was no response, and he knockedagain. When the fourth knock brought no response, his heart sank withinhim and he indulged in vain speculations as to the reasons for thisunexpected hitch in the programme. He knocked again, and then the dooropened suddenly and Prudence, with a little cry of surprise and dismay, backed into the passage.
"You!" she said, regarding him with large eyes. Mr. Catesby bowedtenderly, and passing in closed the door behind him.
"I wanted to thank you for your kindnes...s last night, " he said, humbly.
"Very well, " said Prudence; "good-bye. " Mr. Catesby smiled. "It'll take me a long time to thank you as I oughtto thank you, " he murmured. "And then I want to apologise; that'll taketime, too. " "You had better go, " said Prudence, severely; "kindness is thrown awayupon you. I ought to have let you be punished. " "You are too good and kind, " said the other, drifting by easy stages intothe parlour.
Miss Truefitt made no reply, but following him into the room seatedherself in an easy-chair and sat coldly watchful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was no response, and he knockedagain. When the fourth knock brought no response, his heart sank withinhim and he indulged in vain speculations as to the reasons for thisunexpected hitch in the programme. He knocked again, and then the dooropened suddenly and Prudence, with a little cry of surprise and dismay, backed into the passage.
"You!" she said, regarding him with large eyes. Mr. Catesby bowedtenderly, and passing in closed the door behind him.
"I wanted to thank you for your kindnes...s last night, " he said, humbly.
"Very well, " said Prudence; "good-bye. " Mr. Catesby smiled. "It'll take me a long time to thank you as I oughtto thank you, " he murmured. "And then I want to apologise; that'll taketime, too. " "You had better go, " said Prudence, severely; "kindness is thrown awayupon you. I ought to have let you be punished. " "You are too good and kind, " said the other, drifting by easy stages intothe parlour.
Miss Truefitt made no reply, but following him into the room seatedherself in an easy-chair and sat coldly watchful.
What to read after Establishing Relations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobs William Wymark to read onlineMoreLess
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