Mrs. Lorimer : a Sketch in Black And White 2
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i6i it strike you that it is just a little late for you to be out walking alone?" " I wasn't alone," observed Elizabeth simply.
" Oh ?" said Mrs. Frank, with a note of interrogation in her voice.
She looked rather hard at Elizabeth ; she had an impression that there was something odd about her. She wondered if anything could have happened.
" I met Mr. Wharton," said Elizabeth, with the same air of indifference and abstraction ; " and he walked back here with me." ; A sudden cheerful alertness s...eemed to take possession of Fanny Lorimer's small person. Fred Wharton had come back, then, and just in time. She hardly knew how to be sufficiently thankful. She had not made a fatal mistake, after all. Eliza- beth seemed strangely preoccupied : but that Mrs. Frank was charmed at — it certainly meant, she argued, that some- VOL. II. . M i62 MRS. LORIMER. part ii.
thing had happened, or was just about to happen. Everything was really going right, then. She had hardly realised be- fore how dreadfully anxious Fred Whar- ton's absence had made her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
i6i it strike you that it is just a little late for you to be out walking alone?" " I wasn't alone," observed Elizabeth simply.
" Oh ?" said Mrs. Frank, with a note of interrogation in her voice.
She looked rather hard at Elizabeth ; she had an impression that there was something odd about her. She wondered if anything could have happened.
" I met Mr. Wharton," said Elizabeth, with the same air of indifference and abstraction ; " and he walked back here with me." ; A sudden cheerful alertness s...eemed to take possession of Fanny Lorimer's small person. Fred Wharton had come back, then, and just in time. She hardly knew how to be sufficiently thankful. She had not made a fatal mistake, after all. Eliza- beth seemed strangely preoccupied : but that Mrs. Frank was charmed at — it certainly meant, she argued, that some- VOL. II. . M i62 MRS. LORIMER. part ii.
thing had happened, or was just about to happen. Everything was really going right, then. She had hardly realised be- fore how dreadfully anxious Fred Whar- ton's absence had made her.
What to read after Mrs. Lorimer : a Sketch in Black And White 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Malet, Lucas, 1852-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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