False Cards
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" whispered Lettice.
" No, child, why should I be ? Disappointment though it is not to have you all to myself to-day. " " Ah ! that's good of you, " returned the girl, in a low voice, as she slipped her little hand through his arm. " I was so afraid you might think it my fault. " They wandered down the Zoological Gardens. Mr. Cheslett stopped in solemn contemplation of the Poiar bear, and let fall a remark that strengthened Reginald's suspicion as to his original calling.
Ordered Abroad. 165 " ...Queer brute ! " he muttered. " He's like a third-rate tragedian. He never stops ' taking the stage. ' " To the uninitiated I may remark, that this means crossing it from right to left, or vice versa, in front of the other performers thereon.
" Lettice, my own, " said Reginald, as, leaving the old gentleman to study the white bear and the hyaenas, they strolled a little apart from him, " I have a bit of dis- agreeable intelligence to break to you. " She said nothing, but he felt the clasp upon his arm tighter as the big black eyes looked anxiously up at him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" whispered Lettice.
" No, child, why should I be ? Disappointment though it is not to have you all to myself to-day. " " Ah ! that's good of you, " returned the girl, in a low voice, as she slipped her little hand through his arm. " I was so afraid you might think it my fault. " They wandered down the Zoological Gardens. Mr. Cheslett stopped in solemn contemplation of the Poiar bear, and let fall a remark that strengthened Reginald's suspicion as to his original calling.
Ordered Abroad. 165 " ...Queer brute ! " he muttered. " He's like a third-rate tragedian. He never stops ' taking the stage. ' " To the uninitiated I may remark, that this means crossing it from right to left, or vice versa, in front of the other performers thereon.
" Lettice, my own, " said Reginald, as, leaving the old gentleman to study the white bear and the hyaenas, they strolled a little apart from him, " I have a bit of dis- agreeable intelligence to break to you. " She said nothing, but he felt the clasp upon his arm tighter as the big black eyes looked anxiously up at him.
What to read after False Cards?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smart, Hawley, 1833-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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