Nobody's Man
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"I don't want a whole crowd to know that I am in town justyet. Don't think that it sounds vain, but people have such a habit ofalmost carrying one off one's feet. I want to prowl about London and doordinary things. One or two theatres, perhaps, but no dinner parties. I shan't stay long, I don't suppose. As soon as I hear from Mr. Segerson that the snow has gone and that terrible north wind has diedaway, I know I shall be wanting to get back. " "You are very conscientious about your work there, ..." he complained. "Don't you ever realise that you may have an even more important missionhere?" For a single moment she seemed troubled. Her manner, when she spoke, had lost something of its calm graciousness.
"Really?" she said. "Well, you must tell me all about it to-morrownight. I shall wear a hat and you must not order the dinner beforehand. I don't mind your ordering the table, because I like a corner, but wemust sail into the place just like any other two wanderers. It isagreed?" He bent over her fingers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I don't want a whole crowd to know that I am in town justyet. Don't think that it sounds vain, but people have such a habit ofalmost carrying one off one's feet. I want to prowl about London and doordinary things. One or two theatres, perhaps, but no dinner parties. I shan't stay long, I don't suppose. As soon as I hear from Mr. Segerson that the snow has gone and that terrible north wind has diedaway, I know I shall be wanting to get back. " "You are very conscientious about your work there, ..." he complained. "Don't you ever realise that you may have an even more important missionhere?" For a single moment she seemed troubled. Her manner, when she spoke, had lost something of its calm graciousness.
"Really?" she said. "Well, you must tell me all about it to-morrownight. I shall wear a hat and you must not order the dinner beforehand. I don't mind your ordering the table, because I like a corner, but wemust sail into the place just like any other two wanderers. It isagreed?" He bent over her fingers.
What to read after Nobody's Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oppenheim Edward Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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