I Spy
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Don't wait. " But the Frenchwoman lingered. "Mademoiselle, " she began. "Mademoiselle. " "Yes, Julie. " "_Pardon_". Turning abruptly, Julie opened the door and glanced up anddown the hall, then gently closed and locked it. With equal quietness shebolted the sitting-room door. Watching her with growing curiosityKathleen saw that her comely face was white and drawn.
"Listen, mademoiselle. " The Frenchwoman was careful to keep her voicelow-pitched. "I dare to speak tonight--for France. " "For Fran...ce!" echoed Kathleen.
"France. " Julie's tone caressed the word. "My country needs your father'sinvention--Ah, mademoiselle, do not let him sell it to another. " "He will offer it first to our own Government. " "Will he, mademoiselle? Ah, do not be offended, " catching Kathleen'sswift change of expression. "I dare speak as I do--for France; think menot disrespectful--but others wait to tempt your father. " "Nonsense!" "I know what I know, mademoiselle. It has gotten abroad that Mr. Whitneyhas completed his invention, that tests prove it successful--and, mademoiselle, this house is watched.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Don't wait. " But the Frenchwoman lingered. "Mademoiselle, " she began. "Mademoiselle. " "Yes, Julie. " "_Pardon_". Turning abruptly, Julie opened the door and glanced up anddown the hall, then gently closed and locked it. With equal quietness shebolted the sitting-room door. Watching her with growing curiosityKathleen saw that her comely face was white and drawn.
"Listen, mademoiselle. " The Frenchwoman was careful to keep her voicelow-pitched. "I dare to speak tonight--for France. " "For Fran...ce!" echoed Kathleen.
"France. " Julie's tone caressed the word. "My country needs your father'sinvention--Ah, mademoiselle, do not let him sell it to another. " "He will offer it first to our own Government. " "Will he, mademoiselle? Ah, do not be offended, " catching Kathleen'sswift change of expression. "I dare speak as I do--for France; think menot disrespectful--but others wait to tempt your father. " "Nonsense!" "I know what I know, mademoiselle. It has gotten abroad that Mr. Whitneyhas completed his invention, that tests prove it successful--and, mademoiselle, this house is watched.
What to read after I Spy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lincoln Natalie Sumner to read onlineMoreLess
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