Lady Rose's Daughter
Lady Rose's Daughter
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Secretly, steadily, he nerved himself to meet the blow that he foresaw.
"Mr. Delafield, have you told me all the truth?" She sat up as she spoke, deadly pale but rigid. With an impatient handshe threw off the wraps which had covered her. Her face commandedan answer.
"Certainly I have told you the truth. " "Was it the whole truth? It seems--it seems to me that you were notprepared yourself for this journey--that there is some mystery--which Ido not understand--which I resent!" "But what mystery?... When I saw you, I of course thought of Evelyn'stelegram. " "I should like to see that telegram. " He hesitated. If he had been more skilled in the little falsehoods ofevery day he would simply have said that he had left it at the hotel. But he lost his chance. Nor at the moment did he clearly perceive whatharm it would do to show it to her. The telegram was in his pocket, andhe handed it to her.
There was a dim oil-lamp in the shelter. With difficulty she held thefluttering paper up and just divined the words.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Secretly, steadily, he nerved himself to meet the blow that he foresaw.
"Mr. Delafield, have you told me all the truth?" She sat up as she spoke, deadly pale but rigid. With an impatient handshe threw off the wraps which had covered her. Her face commandedan answer.
"Certainly I have told you the truth. " "Was it the whole truth? It seems--it seems to me that you were notprepared yourself for this journey--that there is some mystery--which Ido not understand--which I resent!" "But what mystery?... When I saw you, I of course thought of Evelyn'stelegram. " "I should like to see that telegram. " He hesitated. If he had been more skilled in the little falsehoods ofevery day he would simply have said that he had left it at the hotel. But he lost his chance. Nor at the moment did he clearly perceive whatharm it would do to show it to her. The telegram was in his pocket, andhe handed it to her.
There was a dim oil-lamp in the shelter. With difficulty she held thefluttering paper up and just divined the words.
What to read after Lady Rose's Daughter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Humphry Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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