Mark
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" " Oh, very soon, " said Mark. " You have been wonderful I won't forget. " Priscilla stumbled on the step of the automobile and caught herself with a queer little laugh, [137] Mark " Did you hurt yourself? " asked Charteris quickly. " Let me help you. " " But I'm all right, truly. Oh, Mark, you're trampling all over everything! Those are my very best feet. " " I'm sorry, " said Mark absently. " Is everyone ready? Take Miss Hamp- den home, Boiteau. " " I am afraid you did hurt yourself, " Chart...eris insisted gently. " You are quite white. " " It's nothing, " smiled Priscilla, " nothing. I am always pale. You shouldn't call attention to such defects. " Mark looked at her searchingly. It was true, she was quite white. Had Lord Charteris asked the important question, he wondered.
[138] VIII C^SAR HOLDS THE STAGE " Miss HAMPDEN seemed tired, " said Charteris. Priscilla had just waved them good-by from the steps and van- ished through the open door.
* Yes, " acquiesced Mark. He was thinking hard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Oh, very soon, " said Mark. " You have been wonderful I won't forget. " Priscilla stumbled on the step of the automobile and caught herself with a queer little laugh, [137] Mark " Did you hurt yourself? " asked Charteris quickly. " Let me help you. " " But I'm all right, truly. Oh, Mark, you're trampling all over everything! Those are my very best feet. " " I'm sorry, " said Mark absently. " Is everyone ready? Take Miss Hamp- den home, Boiteau. " " I am afraid you did hurt yourself, " Chart...eris insisted gently. " You are quite white. " " It's nothing, " smiled Priscilla, " nothing. I am always pale. You shouldn't call attention to such defects. " Mark looked at her searchingly. It was true, she was quite white. Had Lord Charteris asked the important question, he wondered.
[138] VIII C^SAR HOLDS THE STAGE " Miss HAMPDEN seemed tired, " said Charteris. Priscilla had just waved them good-by from the steps and van- ished through the open door.
* Yes, " acquiesced Mark. He was thinking hard.
What to read after Mark?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Newbold Noyes to read onlineMoreLess
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