My Lady's Diamonds
My Lady's Diamonds
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" '* He is probably out of the country by this time. A man does not wait to be arrested. I daresay he has disposed of the stones in Amster- dam, and does not mean to come back to England ; and Mrs. Townley will join him some day, with the Indian clasp.'' '' She, at least, has not left England. I saw her in the street to-day. She was driving, and she bowed to me with a smile — such a curious smile, Joan ! It was defiant and disdainful — ^the smile of a conqueror." *' She has not conquered us yet...," said Joan.
And the color stole into her cheeks.
'* And, please God, she shall not do so ! " re- marked Geoffrey, rising to his feet. *' ni unmask Geoffrey's Appeal. 209 her. I will get to know the history of those diamonds, if I have to go to the ends of the earth ! I am confident that we shall succeed — in time.'' " Ah, in time ! " said Joan. And there was a wealth of significance in the sadness of her tone.
*' You don't mean," said Geoffrey, rather anx- iously, 'Hhat you are going to forbid me the house altogether ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" '* He is probably out of the country by this time. A man does not wait to be arrested. I daresay he has disposed of the stones in Amster- dam, and does not mean to come back to England ; and Mrs. Townley will join him some day, with the Indian clasp.'' '' She, at least, has not left England. I saw her in the street to-day. She was driving, and she bowed to me with a smile — such a curious smile, Joan ! It was defiant and disdainful — ^the smile of a conqueror." *' She has not conquered us yet...," said Joan.
And the color stole into her cheeks.
'* And, please God, she shall not do so ! " re- marked Geoffrey, rising to his feet. *' ni unmask Geoffrey's Appeal. 209 her. I will get to know the history of those diamonds, if I have to go to the ends of the earth ! I am confident that we shall succeed — in time.'' " Ah, in time ! " said Joan. And there was a wealth of significance in the sadness of her tone.
*' You don't mean," said Geoffrey, rather anx- iously, 'Hhat you are going to forbid me the house altogether ?
What to read after My Lady's Diamonds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sergeant Adeline to read onlineMoreLess
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