Scribner's Magazine
Scribner's Magazine
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Colonel Chal- loner had told his story freely, and Civis Ro- manus Mr. Bradley remained for the rest of that Parliament. Colonel Challoner re- sumed: "We'll meet on the eighth of Oc- tober. A little partridge shoot, eh ? Just a few of us, jolly fellows all. You'll bring your wife, Rames, won't you ? The others will." That was a precaution which had been suggested by Brook.
" Some one is sure to let out that we are meeting at Bramling," he said. "If the men go without their wives, the gathering ...will have the look of a conspiracy. With them it will just be an ordinary autumn shooting party." " Quite so," said Rames.
The House rose at eleven o'clock that night, and when Harry went home, he found his wife just returned from a dinner party.
She came with him into his study and while Digitized by Google The Turnstile 493 they sat and talked he told her that she too was to be included in the visit to Bramling.
Cynthia's face clouded.
"I would rather not go," she said. "I.
don't think there is any need that I should." **The other men will bring their wives." "There will be enough then.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Colonel Chal- loner had told his story freely, and Civis Ro- manus Mr. Bradley remained for the rest of that Parliament. Colonel Challoner re- sumed: "We'll meet on the eighth of Oc- tober. A little partridge shoot, eh ? Just a few of us, jolly fellows all. You'll bring your wife, Rames, won't you ? The others will." That was a precaution which had been suggested by Brook.
" Some one is sure to let out that we are meeting at Bramling," he said. "If the men go without their wives, the gathering ...will have the look of a conspiracy. With them it will just be an ordinary autumn shooting party." " Quite so," said Rames.
The House rose at eleven o'clock that night, and when Harry went home, he found his wife just returned from a dinner party.
She came with him into his study and while Digitized by Google The Turnstile 493 they sat and talked he told her that she too was to be included in the visit to Bramling.
Cynthia's face clouded.
"I would rather not go," she said. "I.
don't think there is any need that I should." **The other men will bring their wives." "There will be enough then.
What to read after Scribner's Magazine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burlingame, Edward L. (Edward Livermore), 1848-1922, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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