Randolph Honor
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AVe need all our bark to the fore, to keep off the bite of even beetles." Euthven Erie threw down upon the window-seat the cards he ha'd taken from it, idly shuffling them.
" It is a game," he said, in which clubs are trumps. Ours are skilfully played, and if we hold not too few — " " You do not fear, surely !" " For ultimate freedom, never. But the hand in which I figure as deuce of clubs, may possibly be j^layed out before the game is ours." " Mr. Erie, have you thought so from the first ?" c...ried Fadette.
'' From the first. You are surprised ? You would not RANDOLPH HONOR. 1 G3 have me stand still, well-preserved as ^Madame Lot, through lookiiio' behind for flames which mio-ht follow?" " No, no — eyes to the front !" cried Charley, while her own, which had been roving from grou}) to group, returned to jiim with a sparkle of humor. " Only see — a desperate flirtation, is it not ? Miss Arabella is in the midst of a de- tailed account of the battle of Oak Hill, to Harry Thorne, who "was in it." Fadette caught Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
AVe need all our bark to the fore, to keep off the bite of even beetles." Euthven Erie threw down upon the window-seat the cards he ha'd taken from it, idly shuffling them.
" It is a game," he said, in which clubs are trumps. Ours are skilfully played, and if we hold not too few — " " You do not fear, surely !" " For ultimate freedom, never. But the hand in which I figure as deuce of clubs, may possibly be j^layed out before the game is ours." " Mr. Erie, have you thought so from the first ?" c...ried Fadette.
'' From the first. You are surprised ? You would not RANDOLPH HONOR. 1 G3 have me stand still, well-preserved as ^Madame Lot, through lookiiio' behind for flames which mio-ht follow?" " No, no — eyes to the front !" cried Charley, while her own, which had been roving from grou}) to group, returned to jiim with a sparkle of humor. " Only see — a desperate flirtation, is it not ? Miss Arabella is in the midst of a de- tailed account of the battle of Oak Hill, to Harry Thorne, who "was in it." Fadette caught Mr.
What to read after Randolph Honor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilmer, Richard Hooker, 1918-, Former Owner to read onlineMoreLess
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