Hilda 8 1
Hilda 8 1
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"I have nothing to ask for myself, " he went on, with concentrationalmost harsh. "I am here to see if you will consent to speak with meabout a matter which threatens your--your community--about your possibleloss of Miss Filbert. " Mrs. Sand looked blank. "The Captain isn't leavin' us, as far as Iknow, " she said.
"Oh--is it possible that you are not aware that--that very strongefforts are being made to induce her to do so?" Mrs. Sand looked about her as if she expected to find an explanationlyi...ng somewhere near her chair. Light came to her suddenly and broughther a conscious smile; it only lacked force to be a giggle. She glancedat her lap as she smiled; her air was deprecating and off-putting, as ifshe had detected in what Arnold said some suggestion of a gallant natureaimed at herself. Happily, he was not looking.
"You mean Mr. Lindsay, " she exclaimed, twisting her wedding-ring and itscoral guard.
"I hope--I beg--that you will not think me meddlesome or impertinent. Ihave the matter very much at heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I have nothing to ask for myself, " he went on, with concentrationalmost harsh. "I am here to see if you will consent to speak with meabout a matter which threatens your--your community--about your possibleloss of Miss Filbert. " Mrs. Sand looked blank. "The Captain isn't leavin' us, as far as Iknow, " she said.
"Oh--is it possible that you are not aware that--that very strongefforts are being made to induce her to do so?" Mrs. Sand looked about her as if she expected to find an explanationlyi...ng somewhere near her chair. Light came to her suddenly and broughther a conscious smile; it only lacked force to be a giggle. She glancedat her lap as she smiled; her air was deprecating and off-putting, as ifshe had detected in what Arnold said some suggestion of a gallant natureaimed at herself. Happily, he was not looking.
"You mean Mr. Lindsay, " she exclaimed, twisting her wedding-ring and itscoral guard.
"I hope--I beg--that you will not think me meddlesome or impertinent. Ihave the matter very much at heart.
What to read after Hilda 8 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Jeanette Duncan to read onlineMoreLess
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