Hope Trueblood
Hope Trueblood
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Willoughby listened. I made no sound and he laughed a bitter laugh and said : " It is a land of wraiths and I have tarried too long. Sit down, my dear Geneva." They made their way to the table and drew up two chairs in which they seated themselves and carried on a conversa- tion which was in low tones. I caught a word now and then.
" Strong has been sent to beat the bush. They will ride in later." Then some low murmurs. " What do I care," went on the voice of Mr. Willoughby, " for their hector-... ing ? God ! Geneva, all of this is nothing compared to " I lost the words. Then, later, came : " She believed me." " I do not know." " It is impossible ! She would not ! " "No! No!" Then Miss Willoughby's voice, "But the child " "What?" I heard Mr. Willoughby almost shout.
" This " Then more murmurs. " He may be damnable, but not that, not that ! " Then more murmurs and Miss Willoughby's voice, " Gentlewoman." " But;" broke in Mr. Willoughby, " you had seen her." " No," answered Miss Geneva. " No, my dear brother." Then murmuring once more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Willoughby listened. I made no sound and he laughed a bitter laugh and said : " It is a land of wraiths and I have tarried too long. Sit down, my dear Geneva." They made their way to the table and drew up two chairs in which they seated themselves and carried on a conversa- tion which was in low tones. I caught a word now and then.
" Strong has been sent to beat the bush. They will ride in later." Then some low murmurs. " What do I care," went on the voice of Mr. Willoughby, " for their hector-... ing ? God ! Geneva, all of this is nothing compared to " I lost the words. Then, later, came : " She believed me." " I do not know." " It is impossible ! She would not ! " "No! No!" Then Miss Willoughby's voice, "But the child " "What?" I heard Mr. Willoughby almost shout.
" This " Then more murmurs. " He may be damnable, but not that, not that ! " Then more murmurs and Miss Willoughby's voice, " Gentlewoman." " But;" broke in Mr. Willoughby, " you had seen her." " No," answered Miss Geneva. " No, my dear brother." Then murmuring once more.
What to read after Hope Trueblood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patience Worth, Patience Worth ((Spirit)), Mrs. Pearl Lenore Pollard Curran to read onlineMoreLess
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