Running Water
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He roseabruptly from his chair.
"I must be going, " he said, over loudly, and Garratt Skinner smiled.
"I'm afraid she won't hear that, " he said softly, measuring with his eyesthe distance between the group and the house. "But come again, CaptainChayne, and sit it out. " Chayne flushed with anger. He said, "Thank you, " and tried to say itjauntily and failed. He took his leave and walked across the lawn to thegarden, trying to assume a carriage of indifference and dignity. Butevery moment he ex...pected to hear the two whom he had left laughing at hisdiscomfiture. Neither, however, did laugh. Walter Hine was, indeed, indignant.
"Why did you ask him to come again?" he asked, angrily, as the gardendoor closed upon Chayne.
Garratt Skinner laid his hand on Walter Hine's arm.
"Don't you worry, Wallie, " he said, confidentially. "Every time Chaynecomes here he loses ten marks. Give him rope! He does not, after all, know a great deal of geography. " CHAPTER XV KENYON'S JOHN LATTERY Chayne returned to London on the following day, restless and troubled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He roseabruptly from his chair.
"I must be going, " he said, over loudly, and Garratt Skinner smiled.
"I'm afraid she won't hear that, " he said softly, measuring with his eyesthe distance between the group and the house. "But come again, CaptainChayne, and sit it out. " Chayne flushed with anger. He said, "Thank you, " and tried to say itjauntily and failed. He took his leave and walked across the lawn to thegarden, trying to assume a carriage of indifference and dignity. Butevery moment he ex...pected to hear the two whom he had left laughing at hisdiscomfiture. Neither, however, did laugh. Walter Hine was, indeed, indignant.
"Why did you ask him to come again?" he asked, angrily, as the gardendoor closed upon Chayne.
Garratt Skinner laid his hand on Walter Hine's arm.
"Don't you worry, Wallie, " he said, confidentially. "Every time Chaynecomes here he loses ten marks. Give him rope! He does not, after all, know a great deal of geography. " CHAPTER XV KENYON'S JOHN LATTERY Chayne returned to London on the following day, restless and troubled.
What to read after Running Water?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mason Alfred Edward Woodley to read onlineMoreLess
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