Franklin Winslow Kane
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Please don't pay any attention to me — it 's the heat, I think." She turned blindly towards the house.
The pretence of the headache was, he knew it in the flash of revelation that came to him, on a par with Frances's ankle — but with what a difference in motive!
Grave, a little pale, Gerald walked silently beside her to the woods. He did not know what to say. He was a little frightened and a great deal touched.
*'Mr. Digby," Althea said, when they were among the trees again — and it hurt him to... see the courage of her smile — "you must forgive me for being so silly.
It is the heat, you know ; and this headache — it puts one so on edge. I didn't mean to speak as I did. Of course I 'm not angry." He was ready to help her out with the most radiant tact. ''Of course I knew it couldn't make any real difference to you — the way I behaved. Only I don't like you to be even a little cross with me." ''I 'm not — not even a little," she said.
**We are friends then, really friends?'^ His smile sustained and reassured her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Please don't pay any attention to me — it 's the heat, I think." She turned blindly towards the house.
The pretence of the headache was, he knew it in the flash of revelation that came to him, on a par with Frances's ankle — but with what a difference in motive!
Grave, a little pale, Gerald walked silently beside her to the woods. He did not know what to say. He was a little frightened and a great deal touched.
*'Mr. Digby," Althea said, when they were among the trees again — and it hurt him to... see the courage of her smile — "you must forgive me for being so silly.
It is the heat, you know ; and this headache — it puts one so on edge. I didn't mean to speak as I did. Of course I 'm not angry." He was ready to help her out with the most radiant tact. ''Of course I knew it couldn't make any real difference to you — the way I behaved. Only I don't like you to be even a little cross with me." ''I 'm not — not even a little," she said.
**We are friends then, really friends?'^ His smile sustained and reassured her.
What to read after Franklin Winslow Kane?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sedgwick Anne Douglas to read onlineMoreLess
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