Marcia 3
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Being out of the hunt one's seK isn't a reason for grudging another man his luck, especially when he's a good fellow, as you are." This was really handsome behaviour, and so Willie thought. He tried, so far as Anglo-Saxon reticence would allow him, to express his appreci- ation of it, and he also tried, as all of us probably would have done in his place, to find out what reason his friend had for speaking with such confidence. These latter efforts, however, met with no success. Mortimer would o...nly say that he had taken note of certain trifling incidents and had drawn his own deductions therefrom. He was not prepared to reveal, nor in truth could he honoui-ably have revealed, a secret which had been involuntarily betrayed in his presence.
Nevertheless, he was extremely friendly and encouraging ; so much so that after a time Willie, taking heart of grace, confided to him the dilemma in which he found himself, owing to the restrictions placed upon him by his uncle, and asked for his advice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Being out of the hunt one's seK isn't a reason for grudging another man his luck, especially when he's a good fellow, as you are." This was really handsome behaviour, and so Willie thought. He tried, so far as Anglo-Saxon reticence would allow him, to express his appreci- ation of it, and he also tried, as all of us probably would have done in his place, to find out what reason his friend had for speaking with such confidence. These latter efforts, however, met with no success. Mortimer would o...nly say that he had taken note of certain trifling incidents and had drawn his own deductions therefrom. He was not prepared to reveal, nor in truth could he honoui-ably have revealed, a secret which had been involuntarily betrayed in his presence.
Nevertheless, he was extremely friendly and encouraging ; so much so that after a time Willie, taking heart of grace, confided to him the dilemma in which he found himself, owing to the restrictions placed upon him by his uncle, and asked for his advice.
What to read after Marcia 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norris, W. E. (William Edward), 1847-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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