Promise
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288 THE CHILD OF PROMISE Among other reflections, Philip had arrived at the conclusion that he would do well to tell his aunt the news he had received ; but, incorrigibly shy as the subject made him, he put it off all the morning, and was repaid for doing so after lunch.
" Apropos, Philippe, " said M. Lemaure, " did you see this in your paper about the accident ? I noticed the name, which is an uncommon one, and remarked on it to Antoine before you came in. Where is it let me see " " All right,... " said Philip briefly, " I have seen it. " M. Lemaure glanced at him. He had sent Antoine back to his work some time before, obviously set on his making up for lost time. The boy, who was " tame " and dreamy again, made no objection ; but the master, who had lighted a cigarette, was in no hurry to join him.
" I could not discover from Antoine's manner, whether it was likely to be the family he knew, or another. " " It's the same, " said Philip.
" You English are so singular, " said Monsieur, with a glance at his wife for sympathy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
288 THE CHILD OF PROMISE Among other reflections, Philip had arrived at the conclusion that he would do well to tell his aunt the news he had received ; but, incorrigibly shy as the subject made him, he put it off all the morning, and was repaid for doing so after lunch.
" Apropos, Philippe, " said M. Lemaure, " did you see this in your paper about the accident ? I noticed the name, which is an uncommon one, and remarked on it to Antoine before you came in. Where is it let me see " " All right,... " said Philip briefly, " I have seen it. " M. Lemaure glanced at him. He had sent Antoine back to his work some time before, obviously set on his making up for lost time. The boy, who was " tame " and dreamy again, made no objection ; but the master, who had lighted a cigarette, was in no hurry to join him.
" I could not discover from Antoine's manner, whether it was likely to be the family he knew, or another. " " It's the same, " said Philip.
" You English are so singular, " said Monsieur, with a glance at his wife for sympathy.
What to read after Promise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ethel Sidgwick to read onlineMoreLess
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