The Adventurer
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The whole camp was buzzing with her arrival. It was- the sensation of the moment, and a big one, and Kirk, as her fellow-passenger, came in for an uncomfortable amount of attention. He put on a stupid, artless air, and parried with a skillful bluntness inquiries that he could not well refuse to answer. To speak for her, to seem to champion her he instinctively felt would imply a friendship that might do her harm. She had kept much to herself, he said. He had not presumed to do more than offer h...er the ordinary courtesies. She was a very nice young lady. It pleased him to see that he rather lost ground with his companions. He was plainly a dull fellow who had lacked the audacity to make good use of his opportunities. A chump, in fact.
The chump was very glad to be relegated to this de- spised class. He disliked to hear her name on those men's lips, and resented more than anything insinuations of the lucky-dog order. Yet to show anger would be to put the cap on his head. He was oversensitive, because he was much in love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The whole camp was buzzing with her arrival. It was- the sensation of the moment, and a big one, and Kirk, as her fellow-passenger, came in for an uncomfortable amount of attention. He put on a stupid, artless air, and parried with a skillful bluntness inquiries that he could not well refuse to answer. To speak for her, to seem to champion her he instinctively felt would imply a friendship that might do her harm. She had kept much to herself, he said. He had not presumed to do more than offer h...er the ordinary courtesies. She was a very nice young lady. It pleased him to see that he rather lost ground with his companions. He was plainly a dull fellow who had lacked the audacity to make good use of his opportunities. A chump, in fact.
The chump was very glad to be relegated to this de- spised class. He disliked to hear her name on those men's lips, and resented more than anything insinuations of the lucky-dog order. Yet to show anger would be to put the cap on his head. He was oversensitive, because he was much in love.
What to read after The Adventurer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Osbourne Lloyd to read onlineMoreLess
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