Four Strange Women (2015)
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He found the porters suspicious and uncommunicative. They knew nothing about Lord Henry or his movements. They also made it plain that they were not in the habit of retailing gossip to strangers. Bobby did not think it well at this stage to explain his official position or use it to get his questions answered, so he accepted meekly the rebuffs he received from the uniformed giants he spoke to and went back to his rooms, and all the way there seemed to echo and re-echo in his mind those words:— ‘...There’s nothing sends a man to the devil so quick as when the wrong woman gets hold of him.’ Only who was the wrong woman? Plenty of women to choose from certainly. Mrs. Jane Jones, for instance, who certainly was not Mrs. Jane Jones; and Gwen herself; and Hazel Hannay, whose father was afraid; and Becky Glynne, bitter and disillusioned; and Lady May, whose photograph had so odd a habit of turning up near dead men; and perhaps even the vanished wife of the little journalist so interested in the forest where the latest tragedy had taken place; and for that matter all the rest of the feminine population of the country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He found the porters suspicious and uncommunicative. They knew nothing about Lord Henry or his movements. They also made it plain that they were not in the habit of retailing gossip to strangers. Bobby did not think it well at this stage to explain his official position or use it to get his questions answered, so he accepted meekly the rebuffs he received from the uniformed giants he spoke to and went back to his rooms, and all the way there seemed to echo and re-echo in his mind those words:— ‘...There’s nothing sends a man to the devil so quick as when the wrong woman gets hold of him.’ Only who was the wrong woman? Plenty of women to choose from certainly. Mrs. Jane Jones, for instance, who certainly was not Mrs. Jane Jones; and Gwen herself; and Hazel Hannay, whose father was afraid; and Becky Glynne, bitter and disillusioned; and Lady May, whose photograph had so odd a habit of turning up near dead men; and perhaps even the vanished wife of the little journalist so interested in the forest where the latest tragedy had taken place; and for that matter all the rest of the feminine population of the country.
What to read after Four Strange Women?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Er Punshon to read onlineMoreLess
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