George Wendern Gave a Party
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But first, and above all, he had to smooth "away the present difficulties temporary ones, they seemed to him, not worth worrying about and to win the woman he loved.
Back to breakfast. He had seen nothing of Mrs. Berwick as yet. She was a tactful creature, he told himself for the hundredth time, and al- ways kept out of the way when she was not wanted. He looked eagerly through his letters. None from Katherine; he had hardly expected it; yet he himself had not been able to bear the silence of t...he days, nearly a week, without making a sign. Yesterday he had sent her a little note : The time is very long, and I am counting the hours. G.
But he had no time to think even of her. He forced his thoughts on to the deputation and the points to be made. He couldn't understand Lant not writing, nor why he lingered in Paris. He determined to send a telegram at once, and sat "7 George Wendern down to write it at Mrs. Berwick's table. A fan was beside the blotting-book, it was evidently new. "Joe, of course, " he said to himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But first, and above all, he had to smooth "away the present difficulties temporary ones, they seemed to him, not worth worrying about and to win the woman he loved.
Back to breakfast. He had seen nothing of Mrs. Berwick as yet. She was a tactful creature, he told himself for the hundredth time, and al- ways kept out of the way when she was not wanted. He looked eagerly through his letters. None from Katherine; he had hardly expected it; yet he himself had not been able to bear the silence of t...he days, nearly a week, without making a sign. Yesterday he had sent her a little note : The time is very long, and I am counting the hours. G.
But he had no time to think even of her. He forced his thoughts on to the deputation and the points to be made. He couldn't understand Lant not writing, nor why he lingered in Paris. He determined to send a telegram at once, and sat "7 George Wendern down to write it at Mrs. Berwick's table. A fan was beside the blotting-book, it was evidently new. "Joe, of course, " he said to himself.
What to read after George Wendern Gave a Party?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Inglis to read onlineMoreLess
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