In Chancery
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So pretty, seem- ingly so candid ; could she be angling for him ? He turned to Madame Lamotte and said : " I've been dining here." Really! If she had only known! There were dishes she could have recommended; what a pity!
Soames was confirmed in his suspicion. ' I must look out what I'm doing! ' he thought sharply.
" Another little cup of very special coffee, mon- sieur; a liqueur. Grand Marnier ? " and Madame La- motte rose to order these delicacies.
Alone with Annette, Soames said, " Well,_ An...- nette ? " with a defensive little smile about his lips.
The girl blushed. This, which last Sunday would have set his nerves tingling, now gave him much the same feeling a man has when a dog that he owns wriggles and looks at him. He had a curious sense of power, as if he could have said to her, ' Come and kiss me,' and she would have come. And yet — it 136 IN CHANCERY was strange — but there seemed another face and form in the room too; and the itch in his nerves, was it for that — or for this?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So pretty, seem- ingly so candid ; could she be angling for him ? He turned to Madame Lamotte and said : " I've been dining here." Really! If she had only known! There were dishes she could have recommended; what a pity!
Soames was confirmed in his suspicion. ' I must look out what I'm doing! ' he thought sharply.
" Another little cup of very special coffee, mon- sieur; a liqueur. Grand Marnier ? " and Madame La- motte rose to order these delicacies.
Alone with Annette, Soames said, " Well,_ An...- nette ? " with a defensive little smile about his lips.
The girl blushed. This, which last Sunday would have set his nerves tingling, now gave him much the same feeling a man has when a dog that he owns wriggles and looks at him. He had a curious sense of power, as if he could have said to her, ' Come and kiss me,' and she would have come. And yet — it 136 IN CHANCERY was strange — but there seemed another face and form in the room too; and the itch in his nerves, was it for that — or for this?
What to read after In Chancery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galsworthy John to read onlineMoreLess
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