The American Intercedes
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Whittelshach — Lucile, this is one of our old servants, THE AMERICAN INTERCEDES. ^^ who is back to see us, but I am afraid that she has lost lier mind, or rather, that she is on the verge of nervous prostration.
Strange W oman—Oiho looks nervous, too, young lady.
Whittehhach— (Catching the woman hy the hand and pulling her after him)— Come this way. (They go out.) (Hegel comes in; has a wistful looTc.) Hegel — Who is this woman, Lueile?
Lucile — I do not know. Her manner puzzles me.
Hegel — We ...must know. It is very mysterious.
Lueile— YouT father seems afraid of her, Hegel. There is something more in this than we know. What have you seen?
Hegel — Well, I was at the club when the news came that she was here, and although my father was not given any name, but from the description the servant gave of her he seemed to know who she was and seemed to be very much upset over it. He seems to be afraid of her.
He left the club immediately, and in the midst of a con- sultation regarding William and you, so I know that he was excited over her arrival.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whittelshach — Lucile, this is one of our old servants, THE AMERICAN INTERCEDES. ^^ who is back to see us, but I am afraid that she has lost lier mind, or rather, that she is on the verge of nervous prostration.
Strange W oman—Oiho looks nervous, too, young lady.
Whittehhach— (Catching the woman hy the hand and pulling her after him)— Come this way. (They go out.) (Hegel comes in; has a wistful looTc.) Hegel — Who is this woman, Lueile?
Lucile — I do not know. Her manner puzzles me.
Hegel — We ...must know. It is very mysterious.
Lueile— YouT father seems afraid of her, Hegel. There is something more in this than we know. What have you seen?
Hegel — Well, I was at the club when the news came that she was here, and although my father was not given any name, but from the description the servant gave of her he seemed to know who she was and seemed to be very much upset over it. He seems to be afraid of her.
He left the club immediately, and in the midst of a con- sultation regarding William and you, so I know that he was excited over her arrival.
What to read after The American Intercedes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martinez, Raymond Joseph, 1889- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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