Jack Raymond
Jack Raymond
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You'd believe it. . . ? " " I have not even asked you for your word. " 1 88 JACK RAYMOND.
Jack had still not understood. He put up a hand, and the fingers shook against his throat.
" S'pose I told you ... It was all a lie . . . From beginning to end ? S'pose I told you I ... Didn't confess . . . Because there . . . Was nothing to confess . . . Because . . .
She caught him suddenly in her arms.
" My dear, there is no need to tell me that ; of course I knew ! " Jack was sobbing now, in the slow, ...tearless, frightful way that was like the weeping of a grown man.
When they sat down together, she in a low chair by the fire, he on the hearth rug at her feet, staring into the red coals, she learned the story of the mavis, or as much of it as Jack could put into words, which, indeed, was not much. He told it quietly, without tears, but with pauses and intervals of silence here and there, much as she had heard other stories told long ago in Siberia.
But for that same Siberia, she too, like Dr. Jenkins, would probably have failed to under- JACK RAYMOND.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You'd believe it. . . ? " " I have not even asked you for your word. " 1 88 JACK RAYMOND.
Jack had still not understood. He put up a hand, and the fingers shook against his throat.
" S'pose I told you ... It was all a lie . . . From beginning to end ? S'pose I told you I ... Didn't confess . . . Because there . . . Was nothing to confess . . . Because . . .
She caught him suddenly in her arms.
" My dear, there is no need to tell me that ; of course I knew ! " Jack was sobbing now, in the slow, ...tearless, frightful way that was like the weeping of a grown man.
When they sat down together, she in a low chair by the fire, he on the hearth rug at her feet, staring into the red coals, she learned the story of the mavis, or as much of it as Jack could put into words, which, indeed, was not much. He told it quietly, without tears, but with pauses and intervals of silence here and there, much as she had heard other stories told long ago in Siberia.
But for that same Siberia, she too, like Dr. Jenkins, would probably have failed to under- JACK RAYMOND.
What to read after Jack Raymond?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E L Ethel Lillian Voynich to read onlineMoreLess
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