Legend
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" " A seven months' child ! It \v;is the first word that t lie blonde lady had said for some time. There was something sluggishly cold, slimily cold, in her abstracted voice.
Anita started.
" I never suggested that, " she said sharply, lint there was a quiver in her voice that was more excitement than anger.
"My dear lady, nobody suggests anything. We are only remarking that the union of onr Madala and her ' refuge ' — the soubriquet is yours, by the way — was as surprising as it was — er — sud...den. That was your idea? r He turned to the shadows and from them the blonde lady nodded, smiling.
At the time, you know, I didn't understand them. They were so quick and allusive. They said more in jerks and nods and pauses than in actual speech. But I saw the smile on that woman's face, and heard the way he said ' our Madala. ' I felt myself growing angry and panic-stricken, and I was quite helpless. I just went across the room to that big man sitting dully in his corner, in his dream, and I caught his arm and cried to him under my breath — " You must come.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " A seven months' child ! It \v;is the first word that t lie blonde lady had said for some time. There was something sluggishly cold, slimily cold, in her abstracted voice.
Anita started.
" I never suggested that, " she said sharply, lint there was a quiver in her voice that was more excitement than anger.
"My dear lady, nobody suggests anything. We are only remarking that the union of onr Madala and her ' refuge ' — the soubriquet is yours, by the way — was as surprising as it was — er — sud...den. That was your idea? r He turned to the shadows and from them the blonde lady nodded, smiling.
At the time, you know, I didn't understand them. They were so quick and allusive. They said more in jerks and nods and pauses than in actual speech. But I saw the smile on that woman's face, and heard the way he said ' our Madala. ' I felt myself growing angry and panic-stricken, and I was quite helpless. I just went across the room to that big man sitting dully in his corner, in his dream, and I caught his arm and cried to him under my breath — " You must come.
What to read after Legend?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clemence Dane to read onlineMoreLess
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