No Hero
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But it is the only way with a bold woman.
12, No Hero "Did I say I would take you at all, Captain Clephane?" "No, but I very much hope you will. " And our eyes met as fairly as they had done by matchlight the night before.
"Then I will, " said Mrs. Lascelles, "because I want to speak to you. " 74 CHAPTER V A MARKED WOMAN We had come farther than was wise with- out a rest, but all the seats on the way were in full view of the hotel, and I had been irri- tated by divers looks and whisperings as w...e traversed the always crowded terrace. Bob Evers, no doubt, would have turned a deaf ear and a blind eye to them. I myself could pretend to do so, but pretence was evidently one of my strong- points. I had not Bob's fine natural regardlessness, for all my seniority and presumably superior knowledge of the world.
So we had climbed the zigzags to the right of the RifTelberg and followed the footpath overlooking the glacier, in the silence en- joined by single file, but at last we were seated on the hillside, a trifle beyond that emerald patch which some humourist has christened the 75 No Hero Cricket-ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it is the only way with a bold woman.
12, No Hero "Did I say I would take you at all, Captain Clephane?" "No, but I very much hope you will. " And our eyes met as fairly as they had done by matchlight the night before.
"Then I will, " said Mrs. Lascelles, "because I want to speak to you. " 74 CHAPTER V A MARKED WOMAN We had come farther than was wise with- out a rest, but all the seats on the way were in full view of the hotel, and I had been irri- tated by divers looks and whisperings as w...e traversed the always crowded terrace. Bob Evers, no doubt, would have turned a deaf ear and a blind eye to them. I myself could pretend to do so, but pretence was evidently one of my strong- points. I had not Bob's fine natural regardlessness, for all my seniority and presumably superior knowledge of the world.
So we had climbed the zigzags to the right of the RifTelberg and followed the footpath overlooking the glacier, in the silence en- joined by single file, but at last we were seated on the hillside, a trifle beyond that emerald patch which some humourist has christened the 75 No Hero Cricket-ground.
What to read after No Hero?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hornung, E. W. (Ernest William), 1866-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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