Feet of Clay
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" the words, few as they were, had a tone of liking in them.
" You are looking like the spring, Mr. Quayle, with the violet in your buttonhole and the fresh color in your cheeks, and your eyes like a bit of the sky. Where is the Cap tain ? I want to see him most particularly. " " Aw then, the Lord only knows. I wouldn be so bold as to say. For he went to Doolish yesterday mornin . " " Then, Mr. Quayle, you must do your best LOVE AND DEATH. 269 with the lady, for see her I must. If you ll say it... is extraordinary business and requiring to be looked after at once, of course she ll take your advice. And to be plain with you, Mr. Quayle, it is important, very important "; and as the words fell with a persuasive ring into the ear and a golden ring into the hand of Mr. Quayle, there was no difficulty.
In five minutes Arthur Pennington stood within the door of his dying wife s room. On entering she motioned him to turn the key, and as he completed the act her eyes met his with a look in them which carried him back, back, back, to the days of his sinless boyhood and his happy love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" the words, few as they were, had a tone of liking in them.
" You are looking like the spring, Mr. Quayle, with the violet in your buttonhole and the fresh color in your cheeks, and your eyes like a bit of the sky. Where is the Cap tain ? I want to see him most particularly. " " Aw then, the Lord only knows. I wouldn be so bold as to say. For he went to Doolish yesterday mornin . " " Then, Mr. Quayle, you must do your best LOVE AND DEATH. 269 with the lady, for see her I must. If you ll say it... is extraordinary business and requiring to be looked after at once, of course she ll take your advice. And to be plain with you, Mr. Quayle, it is important, very important "; and as the words fell with a persuasive ring into the ear and a golden ring into the hand of Mr. Quayle, there was no difficulty.
In five minutes Arthur Pennington stood within the door of his dying wife s room. On entering she motioned him to turn the key, and as he completed the act her eyes met his with a look in them which carried him back, back, back, to the days of his sinless boyhood and his happy love.
What to read after Feet of Clay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amelia E Barr to read onlineMoreLess
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