Milly: At Love's Extremes; a Romance of the Southland
Milly: At Love's Extremes; a Romance of the Southland
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He had, in fact, forgotten her as well. Moreton was on one side of him, Beresford on the other. He felt the responsibility of having to shoot between too such marksmen ; but he was also keenly alive to the opportunity it would give him for a display of his finest abilities as a sports- man. He had resolved to lead the field if possible and he could scarcely have told why. Mrs. Ransom had said something just before starting about Beresford being considered the best shot present. This may have se...rved as a stimulus. She had not meant to be over- heard by any gentleman of the party, her words being for Miss Crabb's ear ; but Reynolds did hear. Her voice had a way of getting to him, as if it sought him of its own account. It was a verj^ sweet and musical voice, suggesting a reserve of strength and depth, with just a suspicion in it of that vague sadness which lurked in her face.
Some hampers containing luncheon had been Digitized by LjOOQ iC WITH DOG AND GUN, 95 deposited under a tree by a little spring near where the ladies were posted, and here, at the sound of a horn blown by the negro attendant, all were to come at high noon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had, in fact, forgotten her as well. Moreton was on one side of him, Beresford on the other. He felt the responsibility of having to shoot between too such marksmen ; but he was also keenly alive to the opportunity it would give him for a display of his finest abilities as a sports- man. He had resolved to lead the field if possible and he could scarcely have told why. Mrs. Ransom had said something just before starting about Beresford being considered the best shot present. This may have se...rved as a stimulus. She had not meant to be over- heard by any gentleman of the party, her words being for Miss Crabb's ear ; but Reynolds did hear. Her voice had a way of getting to him, as if it sought him of its own account. It was a verj^ sweet and musical voice, suggesting a reserve of strength and depth, with just a suspicion in it of that vague sadness which lurked in her face.
Some hampers containing luncheon had been Digitized by LjOOQ iC WITH DOG AND GUN, 95 deposited under a tree by a little spring near where the ladies were posted, and here, at the sound of a horn blown by the negro attendant, all were to come at high noon.
What to read after Milly: At Love's Extremes; a Romance of the Southland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thompson Maurice to read onlineMoreLess
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