Miss Caprice
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Holding the two side byside, he eagerly compares them.
"Yes, the same hand penned both--I would swear to that. " Long he muses, sitting there. The papers have been put away, his cigarfalls unheeded to the floor, and his thoughts fly far away.
Finally he arises, with a sigh, and seeks his room, to rest very poorly, between the pain of his arm and the worry of his mind.
Another day dawns upon Valetta.
As yet the tourists, who sojourn at the city of Malta by the sea, havereceived no intimation tha...t the disabled steamer is in a condition toproceed.
This means another day on the island, for which few are really sorry, asValetta is not an unpleasant place in winter.
Our friends gather around the breakfast-table, and conversation isbrisk. More than once Lady Ruth watches the face of John Craig. She isanxious to hear what success he met with on the preceding night, andwill doubtless find an opportunity for a quiet little chat after themeal.
On his part, Craig is uneasy, feeling that he owes her a recital offacts, and yet loth to tell her anything about Pauline Potter, for heis ashamed of his boyish infatuation with regard to the Chicago actress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Holding the two side byside, he eagerly compares them.
"Yes, the same hand penned both--I would swear to that. " Long he muses, sitting there. The papers have been put away, his cigarfalls unheeded to the floor, and his thoughts fly far away.
Finally he arises, with a sigh, and seeks his room, to rest very poorly, between the pain of his arm and the worry of his mind.
Another day dawns upon Valetta.
As yet the tourists, who sojourn at the city of Malta by the sea, havereceived no intimation tha...t the disabled steamer is in a condition toproceed.
This means another day on the island, for which few are really sorry, asValetta is not an unpleasant place in winter.
Our friends gather around the breakfast-table, and conversation isbrisk. More than once Lady Ruth watches the face of John Craig. She isanxious to hear what success he met with on the preceding night, andwill doubtless find an opportunity for a quiet little chat after themeal.
On his part, Craig is uneasy, feeling that he owes her a recital offacts, and yet loth to tell her anything about Pauline Potter, for heis ashamed of his boyish infatuation with regard to the Chicago actress.
What to read after Miss Caprice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rathborne George St. to read onlineMoreLess
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