Pam
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He sat down and watched her for a moment. She was so young, and so foolish, that she rested him, tired as he was with over-work and political worry.
" Look here, Miss Yeoland," he said at length, " if I were you I should go back to Monks' Yeoland — upon my word, I should." "And if I were you " she began, and then breaking off short.
" Well, what? " " Nothing." " You evidently delight in mystery ; the last time I had a talk with you, you began to say something, and then refused to go on." "Yes, ...silence being golden! Now please don't torment 198 P A M me. Some day, if you are very good — and if I haven't forgotten — I'll tell you what I was going to say. It was the same thing each time." " Very well," he returned politely, " I shall live in that hope. The next station is Torpington." And then, leaning back in his corner, he drew his cap down over his forehead and did not speak again until they had arrived at their destination.
" Does Mrs. Kennedy know that you are coming? " he asked, as they went through the little waiting-room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He sat down and watched her for a moment. She was so young, and so foolish, that she rested him, tired as he was with over-work and political worry.
" Look here, Miss Yeoland," he said at length, " if I were you I should go back to Monks' Yeoland — upon my word, I should." "And if I were you " she began, and then breaking off short.
" Well, what? " " Nothing." " You evidently delight in mystery ; the last time I had a talk with you, you began to say something, and then refused to go on." "Yes, ...silence being golden! Now please don't torment 198 P A M me. Some day, if you are very good — and if I haven't forgotten — I'll tell you what I was going to say. It was the same thing each time." " Very well," he returned politely, " I shall live in that hope. The next station is Torpington." And then, leaning back in his corner, he drew his cap down over his forehead and did not speak again until they had arrived at their destination.
" Does Mrs. Kennedy know that you are coming? " he asked, as they went through the little waiting-room.
What to read after Pam?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hutten Zum Stolzenberg, Betsey Riddle, Freifrau Von, 1874-1957 to read onlineMoreLess
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