Mere Man
Mere Man
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" The same moon, " he observed, waving his other hand with a smile toward the sky, " that we were speaking of. " She looked up at the circle thoughtfully.
" I thought, " she said, " you would have grown tired and be gone by now. " " And peradventure I should, " he returned, " in the course of another hour or so. " She glanced at him with an unaccustomed shyness and laughed.
"Your first question to me, " he went on, " which I do not as yet seem to have found time to answer, was as to where we sh...ould go. Have you any preference ? " " None at all. " 142 MERE MAN A taxicab turned the corner and rolled down the street with an air of uninhabited loneliness. Lea made a sign with his cane and the car stopped at the curb. Deborah stepped in.
" Congress Hall, " he said, addressing the driver. " I hope you don't mind, " he contin- ued, when he sat beside her, "a hotel away down there on the shores of the Caribbean Sea. They have jolly things to eat. " " I prefer it to be a little secluded. I feel as if I were doing an adventurous thing in appear- ing coolly in public with you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The same moon, " he observed, waving his other hand with a smile toward the sky, " that we were speaking of. " She looked up at the circle thoughtfully.
" I thought, " she said, " you would have grown tired and be gone by now. " " And peradventure I should, " he returned, " in the course of another hour or so. " She glanced at him with an unaccustomed shyness and laughed.
"Your first question to me, " he went on, " which I do not as yet seem to have found time to answer, was as to where we sh...ould go. Have you any preference ? " " None at all. " 142 MERE MAN A taxicab turned the corner and rolled down the street with an air of uninhabited loneliness. Lea made a sign with his cane and the car stopped at the curb. Deborah stepped in.
" Congress Hall, " he said, addressing the driver. " I hope you don't mind, " he contin- ued, when he sat beside her, "a hotel away down there on the shores of the Caribbean Sea. They have jolly things to eat. " " I prefer it to be a little secluded. I feel as if I were doing an adventurous thing in appear- ing coolly in public with you.
What to read after Mere Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Bateman Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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