Nobody
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"Ofcourse, " he went on, semi-apologetic, "you understand that I'm goingon the assumption that you're as human as I am. " "Thank you, " said Sally sweetly.
"Human enough, " he explained, "not to think I'm a savage because I'vereminded you of last night. " "I see no reason--" she began with dignity.
"And there isn't any, " he argued heartily. "We're both old enough tobehave like grown-ups. Only, a fellow never can tell where he standswith most of these festive dames. I've been lorgnetted until I...'mscared to open my mouth. But with you--well, it's like meetingsomebody from home to talk to you. " "But the puzzle?" she reminded him with more patience than he knew.
"Oh, yes. I was going to say when I side-tracked myself: what got meup was Lyttleton. He has the room next mine, you know. I'd just turnedout my bedside light--been reading, you understand--when I heard hisdoor open very gently and somebody go pussy-footing down thehall. And for some reason that kept me awake--because it was none ofmy business, I guess--waiting for him to come back and wondering whatin thunder took him out on the prowl like that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Ofcourse, " he went on, semi-apologetic, "you understand that I'm goingon the assumption that you're as human as I am. " "Thank you, " said Sally sweetly.
"Human enough, " he explained, "not to think I'm a savage because I'vereminded you of last night. " "I see no reason--" she began with dignity.
"And there isn't any, " he argued heartily. "We're both old enough tobehave like grown-ups. Only, a fellow never can tell where he standswith most of these festive dames. I've been lorgnetted until I...'mscared to open my mouth. But with you--well, it's like meetingsomebody from home to talk to you. " "But the puzzle?" she reminded him with more patience than he knew.
"Oh, yes. I was going to say when I side-tracked myself: what got meup was Lyttleton. He has the room next mine, you know. I'd just turnedout my bedside light--been reading, you understand--when I heard hisdoor open very gently and somebody go pussy-footing down thehall. And for some reason that kept me awake--because it was none ofmy business, I guess--waiting for him to come back and wondering whatin thunder took him out on the prowl like that.
What to read after Nobody?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vance Louis Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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