None Other Gods
None Other Gods
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) But there are certainatmospheres in which the intellectual convictions are not veryimportant, and this was one of them. So here the two young men sat andstared at one another, or, rather, Mr. Parham-Carter stared at Frank, and Frank looked at nothing in particular.
"You haven't drunk your cocoa, " said the clergyman suddenly.
Frank turned abruptly, took up the cup and drank the contents straightoff at one draught.
"And a cigarette?" Frank took up a cigarette and put in his mouth.
"By the way,... " he said, taking it out again, "when'll you send yourladies round? The morning's best, when the rest of us are out of theway. " "All right. " "Well, I don't think there's anything else?" "My dear chap, " said the other, "I wish you'd tell me what it's allabout--why you're in this sort of life, you know. I don't want to pry, but--" Frank smiled suddenly and vividly.
"Oh, there's nothing to say. That's not the point. It's by my own choicepractically. I assure you I haven't disgraced anybody. " "But your people--" "Oh!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) But there are certainatmospheres in which the intellectual convictions are not veryimportant, and this was one of them. So here the two young men sat andstared at one another, or, rather, Mr. Parham-Carter stared at Frank, and Frank looked at nothing in particular.
"You haven't drunk your cocoa, " said the clergyman suddenly.
Frank turned abruptly, took up the cup and drank the contents straightoff at one draught.
"And a cigarette?" Frank took up a cigarette and put in his mouth.
"By the way,... " he said, taking it out again, "when'll you send yourladies round? The morning's best, when the rest of us are out of theway. " "All right. " "Well, I don't think there's anything else?" "My dear chap, " said the other, "I wish you'd tell me what it's allabout--why you're in this sort of life, you know. I don't want to pry, but--" Frank smiled suddenly and vividly.
"Oh, there's nothing to say. That's not the point. It's by my own choicepractically. I assure you I haven't disgraced anybody. " "But your people--" "Oh!
What to read after None Other Gods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson Robert Hugh to read onlineMoreLess
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