Mrs Hopes Husband
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" the frown changed to a sneer. Was n t it just because he was " fa mous/ as she called it, or whatever it was that all these letters and the literary gossip proved, that Pauline had suddenly affected this new interest in John Irons? With her whole little hero-worshiping world gabbling about the " Book of Pride, " of course she could n t afford to let the mysterious author go !
No, he d be damned if he d answer the let ter. If she wanted him, now, only because he was famous but there he stopped... ; he smiled.
Of all insidious drinks, perhaps none turn the head so effectively as those that are smooth and sweet. Fame, too, is dangerously sweet. For three weeks Lester Hope had been tasting praise and publicity in daily doses. Careless as he had been at first of any recognition, he could n t forever ignore the amusing worldly rewards of his literary effort. Now, for the first time, he realized that no longer was he 116 MRS. HOPE S HUSBAND " Mrs. Hope s Husband. " He was " the Au thor of, " he had a "tag"; he was the " famous " John Irons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" the frown changed to a sneer. Was n t it just because he was " fa mous/ as she called it, or whatever it was that all these letters and the literary gossip proved, that Pauline had suddenly affected this new interest in John Irons? With her whole little hero-worshiping world gabbling about the " Book of Pride, " of course she could n t afford to let the mysterious author go !
No, he d be damned if he d answer the let ter. If she wanted him, now, only because he was famous but there he stopped... ; he smiled.
Of all insidious drinks, perhaps none turn the head so effectively as those that are smooth and sweet. Fame, too, is dangerously sweet. For three weeks Lester Hope had been tasting praise and publicity in daily doses. Careless as he had been at first of any recognition, he could n t forever ignore the amusing worldly rewards of his literary effort. Now, for the first time, he realized that no longer was he 116 MRS. HOPE S HUSBAND " Mrs. Hope s Husband. " He was " the Au thor of, " he had a "tag"; he was the " famous " John Irons.
What to read after Mrs Hopes Husband?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burgess Gelett to read onlineMoreLess
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