Painted Clay
Painted Clay
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' ' It chilled Russell. He was easily influenced and sensitive to impressions. It sounded to him like the laughter of the Three Sisters as they turned the wheel of Fate and crushed his hopes in the turn- ing.
The landlady bustled out with the news that the train was due in about an hour, and would he have dinner before he left? He nodded, and joined the rest of the hotel residents at dinner in the narrow little dining-room, listening abstractedly to the cheerful liar next him who told him stran...ge stories of his adventures on the racecourse and his skill in picking winners.
Just about the time when Helen was opening the box of flowers he had sent her, Russell arrived in town. He was so sure that in a couple of weeks at the latest he would be married to Helen that, meeting "Walter on his way from the station, he almost told him the news. However he did not, though there was an unaccustomed buoyancy in his manner that made Walter wonder, but Walter had the gift of silence and never admitted anyone into his thoughts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' ' It chilled Russell. He was easily influenced and sensitive to impressions. It sounded to him like the laughter of the Three Sisters as they turned the wheel of Fate and crushed his hopes in the turn- ing.
The landlady bustled out with the news that the train was due in about an hour, and would he have dinner before he left? He nodded, and joined the rest of the hotel residents at dinner in the narrow little dining-room, listening abstractedly to the cheerful liar next him who told him stran...ge stories of his adventures on the racecourse and his skill in picking winners.
Just about the time when Helen was opening the box of flowers he had sent her, Russell arrived in town. He was so sure that in a couple of weeks at the latest he would be married to Helen that, meeting "Walter on his way from the station, he almost told him the news. However he did not, though there was an unaccustomed buoyancy in his manner that made Walter wonder, but Walter had the gift of silence and never admitted anyone into his thoughts.
What to read after Painted Clay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doris Boake Kerr to read onlineMoreLess
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