Hatchways
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Now you "What does Gabriel think*?" said Sir George. Lise stiffened.
"I have not asked him, this time. I have no THE TALE OF MARK 323 need, on every occasion under the sun, of hearing M. Du Frettay's ideas. " "I see. " Sir George got up, at leisure. "Very well, Lise, I leave you. I might be giving you some more of mine, if I stayed. Then I mayn't even employ Gabriel as assistant, among the men-folk? You know, I might want drawing out. " "Oh, Wickford'll draw you, " said Lise carelessly. "Isn't ...it what he's been trying to do, the entire evening?" "Has he?" The lion looked surprised.
"Now don't go pretending not to know it, " said Lise. The lion looked conscious.
"What do you suppose, " said Lise, "you are here for?" The lion looked more conscious than ever, gazing down.
"What do you suppose, " murmured Lise, leaning back her cinder-coloured head, "would happen in a place like this if I kissed you? Presently, when you've said your task?" The lion said nothing, but he looked at the temptress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now you "What does Gabriel think*?" said Sir George. Lise stiffened.
"I have not asked him, this time. I have no THE TALE OF MARK 323 need, on every occasion under the sun, of hearing M. Du Frettay's ideas. " "I see. " Sir George got up, at leisure. "Very well, Lise, I leave you. I might be giving you some more of mine, if I stayed. Then I mayn't even employ Gabriel as assistant, among the men-folk? You know, I might want drawing out. " "Oh, Wickford'll draw you, " said Lise carelessly. "Isn't ...it what he's been trying to do, the entire evening?" "Has he?" The lion looked surprised.
"Now don't go pretending not to know it, " said Lise. The lion looked conscious.
"What do you suppose, " said Lise, "you are here for?" The lion looked more conscious than ever, gazing down.
"What do you suppose, " murmured Lise, leaning back her cinder-coloured head, "would happen in a place like this if I kissed you? Presently, when you've said your task?" The lion said nothing, but he looked at the temptress.
What to read after Hatchways?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ethel Sidgwick to read onlineMoreLess
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