Flames
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" ** Who could help bothering about a pretty woman?" Valentine answered suavely, and approaching his chair a little more closely to her. ** Do you know that my friend Addison can talk of nobody but you? " **0h!" ** Nobody. He raves about you. " ** You 're laughing," the lady said, still uncomfortably.
** Not at all. I never laugh. " As he made this last remark, Valentine slowly frowned.
The effect of this change of expression upon the lady was most extraordinary. She leaned far back upon the so...fa as if in retreat from the face that stared upon her, me- chanically thrusting out her hands in a faltering gesture of self-defence. Then, planting her feet on the ground and using them as a lever, she succeeded in moving the sofa backwards upon its castors, which ran easily over the thick carpet. Valentine, on his part, did not stir, but with immovable face regarded her apparent terror as a man regards some spectacle neither new nor strange to him, silently awaiting its eventual closing tableau.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" ** Who could help bothering about a pretty woman?" Valentine answered suavely, and approaching his chair a little more closely to her. ** Do you know that my friend Addison can talk of nobody but you? " **0h!" ** Nobody. He raves about you. " ** You 're laughing," the lady said, still uncomfortably.
** Not at all. I never laugh. " As he made this last remark, Valentine slowly frowned.
The effect of this change of expression upon the lady was most extraordinary. She leaned far back upon the so...fa as if in retreat from the face that stared upon her, me- chanically thrusting out her hands in a faltering gesture of self-defence. Then, planting her feet on the ground and using them as a lever, she succeeded in moving the sofa backwards upon its castors, which ran easily over the thick carpet. Valentine, on his part, did not stir, but with immovable face regarded her apparent terror as a man regards some spectacle neither new nor strange to him, silently awaiting its eventual closing tableau.
What to read after Flames?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hichens Robert Smythe to read onlineMoreLess
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