Rogues Company
Rogues Company
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The Countess went on reading and a long silence intervened. The Count was in a state usually ROGUES & COMPANY 127 described by the patient as "hurt" and by other people as "sulky"; the Countess appeared bliss- fully indifferent. And thus half an hour passed. Then the dining-car attendant made his appear- ance. He made his appearance discreetly, after a due rattling of the door handle, and his face, when he saw fit to reveal it, was radiant with knowing sympathy.
"Shall I reserve places for you,... my lord?" he asked. "Dinner in twenty minutes. " The Count glanced across at the Countess.
"I do not want any dinner, " she said, "but go yourself by all means. You are sure to be hun- "I am not at all hungry, " with much stiffness.
"No places needed then, my lord?" "No, thank you. " The attendant looked from one to the other with an air of exasperating understanding, mum- bled a discreet "good-night" and retired. The Countess watched his departure with a faint un- easiness. M Why did he look at us like that?" she asked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Countess went on reading and a long silence intervened. The Count was in a state usually ROGUES & COMPANY 127 described by the patient as "hurt" and by other people as "sulky"; the Countess appeared bliss- fully indifferent. And thus half an hour passed. Then the dining-car attendant made his appear- ance. He made his appearance discreetly, after a due rattling of the door handle, and his face, when he saw fit to reveal it, was radiant with knowing sympathy.
"Shall I reserve places for you,... my lord?" he asked. "Dinner in twenty minutes. " The Count glanced across at the Countess.
"I do not want any dinner, " she said, "but go yourself by all means. You are sure to be hun- "I am not at all hungry, " with much stiffness.
"No places needed then, my lord?" "No, thank you. " The attendant looked from one to the other with an air of exasperating understanding, mum- bled a discreet "good-night" and retired. The Countess watched his departure with a faint un- easiness. M Why did he look at us like that?" she asked.
What to read after Rogues Company?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by I a R Ida Alexa Ross Wylie to read onlineMoreLess
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