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"That feller, " Q commented automatically, "has a mean mouth and a cold eye. " Almost as automatically he deduced a formula, "Some folks has to laugh mean, thataway, so s to get even with God. " The elevator dropped out of sight with its uncon scious victim of analysis and, a moment later, Sophie stumbled out of the door of Room 90. She looked broken and dulled; she crept out of sight, her steps noiseless on the faded crimson carpet.
Q, who had brought this misery about and could not understand... its reason, quirted his heart with indignation and outraged sympathies.
CHAPTER XV A MESSAGE FROM THE MOON THE morning after that August day on which Kin- wydden had so signally failed to recommend himself either to his school-mistress or to the mistress of his heart, he had sat down and written a letter to Mary. It was written in the dry, tight-strung weariness that follows a sleepless night, for, true to his own predic tion, the phrases Heloise had used to punish him for the foolhardiness of his deliberately incited runaway, had kept him tossing and swearing in a rumpled bed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"That feller, " Q commented automatically, "has a mean mouth and a cold eye. " Almost as automatically he deduced a formula, "Some folks has to laugh mean, thataway, so s to get even with God. " The elevator dropped out of sight with its uncon scious victim of analysis and, a moment later, Sophie stumbled out of the door of Room 90. She looked broken and dulled; she crept out of sight, her steps noiseless on the faded crimson carpet.
Q, who had brought this misery about and could not understand... its reason, quirted his heart with indignation and outraged sympathies.
CHAPTER XV A MESSAGE FROM THE MOON THE morning after that August day on which Kin- wydden had so signally failed to recommend himself either to his school-mistress or to the mistress of his heart, he had sat down and written a letter to Mary. It was written in the dry, tight-strung weariness that follows a sleepless night, for, true to his own predic tion, the phrases Heloise had used to punish him for the foolhardiness of his deliberately incited runaway, had kept him tossing and swearing in a rumpled bed.
What to read after Q?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burt Katharine Newlin to read onlineMoreLess
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