Saint's Progress
Saint's Progress
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" "Don't go; I'm going myself. " "Oh, no! Not for worlds. " She tried to slip past, but he took hold ofher wrist.
"Please; just one minute!" Noel stayed motionless, looking at him, while his hand still held herwrist. He said quietly: "Do you mind telling me why you came here?" "Oh, just to see Leila. " "Things have come to a head at home, haven't they?" Noel shrugged her shoulders.
"You came for refuge, didn't you?" "From whom?" "Don't be angry; from the need of hurting your father. " She nodde...d.
"I knew it would come to that. What are you going to do?" "Enjoy myself. " She was saying something fatuous, yet she meant it.
"That's absurd. Don't be angry! You're quite right. Only, you must beginat the right end, mustn't you? Sit down!" Noel tried to free her wrist.
"No; sit down, please. " Noel sat down; but as he loosed her wrist, she laughed. This was wherehe sat with Leila, where they would sit when she was gone. "It's awfullyfunny, isn't it?" she said.
"Funny?" he muttered savagely. "Most things are, in this funny world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Don't go; I'm going myself. " "Oh, no! Not for worlds. " She tried to slip past, but he took hold ofher wrist.
"Please; just one minute!" Noel stayed motionless, looking at him, while his hand still held herwrist. He said quietly: "Do you mind telling me why you came here?" "Oh, just to see Leila. " "Things have come to a head at home, haven't they?" Noel shrugged her shoulders.
"You came for refuge, didn't you?" "From whom?" "Don't be angry; from the need of hurting your father. " She nodde...d.
"I knew it would come to that. What are you going to do?" "Enjoy myself. " She was saying something fatuous, yet she meant it.
"That's absurd. Don't be angry! You're quite right. Only, you must beginat the right end, mustn't you? Sit down!" Noel tried to free her wrist.
"No; sit down, please. " Noel sat down; but as he loosed her wrist, she laughed. This was wherehe sat with Leila, where they would sit when she was gone. "It's awfullyfunny, isn't it?" she said.
"Funny?" he muttered savagely. "Most things are, in this funny world.
What to read after Saint's Progress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galsworthy John to read onlineMoreLess
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