In London the Story of Adam And Marriage
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Where seen such an envelope, unusually dainty for war-time, and yet sufficiently sober and businesslike? Had such an envelope even been addressed to him before? If not, why was he so familiar with it? Why did he have the impression of passing an evening in its company? He sat a long time in his dress- ing-room contemplating that envelope, deliciously wonder- ing what exquisite message it might contain. Then, sud- denly remembering how absurd he thought Mr. Sackville for doing the same thing, he... opened it and without sur- prise saw that it came from Miss Nightingale.
It appeared that she had left London, returning to her duties at Eastbourne immediately after the death of the Marchesa, but now she was returned, so far as she could foresee, permanently to town, and would be at her own ADAM PROSPERS flat in Westminster, where she hoped Adam would come to see her. That was all, but a postscript asked him the flattering question: "Why do you, who have so much in- fluence over our friend Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where seen such an envelope, unusually dainty for war-time, and yet sufficiently sober and businesslike? Had such an envelope even been addressed to him before? If not, why was he so familiar with it? Why did he have the impression of passing an evening in its company? He sat a long time in his dress- ing-room contemplating that envelope, deliciously wonder- ing what exquisite message it might contain. Then, sud- denly remembering how absurd he thought Mr. Sackville for doing the same thing, he... opened it and without sur- prise saw that it came from Miss Nightingale.
It appeared that she had left London, returning to her duties at Eastbourne immediately after the death of the Marchesa, but now she was returned, so far as she could foresee, permanently to town, and would be at her own ADAM PROSPERS flat in Westminster, where she hoped Adam would come to see her. That was all, but a postscript asked him the flattering question: "Why do you, who have so much in- fluence over our friend Mr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Conal Oriordan to read onlineMoreLess
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