Harry Joscelyn
Harry Joscelyn
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So the only thing I have got to do now is well, either to stay away from the house, or to go away altogether, as you think best." "I suppose then that at my house you run the risk," said the Vice-Consul, with suspi- cious breaks in his words, either of doubt or excitement, " of meeting— the young lady f Harry did not say a word; but he looked at him fixedly, with a deep colour flaming over his face. At this the Yice-Consul gazed at him with an alarmed expression, gradually catching fire too.
**... You don't mean to say 1" he cried, and then he was silent, and there ensued a confused and uncomfortable pause.
"Yes, Sir," said Harry. He had looked his chief in the face all this time; but now he avoided the other^s eye, "that is just how it stands. I told you it was not my fault. I never thought of such a thing. It never," he said, putting out his hand to a bundle of papers upon the table by which he was 3tanding, Digitized by VjOOQIC WITH HER FATHKR. 215 and turning them vaguely over and over, "it never — ^happened to me before." When the Vice-Consul looked at him stand- ing there, with that look of half-astonished simplicity on hia face, and those artless words on his lips, it was all he could do to keep in an outburst of laughter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So the only thing I have got to do now is well, either to stay away from the house, or to go away altogether, as you think best." "I suppose then that at my house you run the risk," said the Vice-Consul, with suspi- cious breaks in his words, either of doubt or excitement, " of meeting— the young lady f Harry did not say a word; but he looked at him fixedly, with a deep colour flaming over his face. At this the Yice-Consul gazed at him with an alarmed expression, gradually catching fire too.
**... You don't mean to say 1" he cried, and then he was silent, and there ensued a confused and uncomfortable pause.
"Yes, Sir," said Harry. He had looked his chief in the face all this time; but now he avoided the other^s eye, "that is just how it stands. I told you it was not my fault. I never thought of such a thing. It never," he said, putting out his hand to a bundle of papers upon the table by which he was 3tanding, Digitized by VjOOQIC WITH HER FATHKR. 215 and turning them vaguely over and over, "it never — ^happened to me before." When the Vice-Consul looked at him stand- ing there, with that look of half-astonished simplicity on hia face, and those artless words on his lips, it was all he could do to keep in an outburst of laughter.
What to read after Harry Joscelyn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliphant, Mrs. (Margaret), 1828-1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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