The Ancient Law
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" Stretching out his free hand Ordway laid it upon his friend's shoulder.
"You're a first-rate chap, Banks, " he said cheer- fully, at which a loud sob burst from Banks, who sought to disguise it the instant afterward in a violent cough.
"You're a first-rate chap, " repeated Ordway gently, "and I'm glad, in spite of what I said, that you came after me just now. I'm going away to-morrow, you know, and it's probable that I shan't see you again. " "But won't you stay on in Tappahannock? In two wee...ks all this will blow over and things will be just what they were before. " Ordway shook his head, a movement which Banks felt, though he did not see it.
"No, I'll go away, it's best, " he answered, and though his voice had dropped to a dull level there was still a cheerful sound to it, "I'll go away and begin again in a new place. " "Then I'll go, too, " said Banks.
BETWEEN MAN AND WOMAN 273 "What! and leave Milly? No, you won't come, Banks, you'll stay here. " "But I'll see you sometimes, shan't I?" "Perhaps?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Stretching out his free hand Ordway laid it upon his friend's shoulder.
"You're a first-rate chap, Banks, " he said cheer- fully, at which a loud sob burst from Banks, who sought to disguise it the instant afterward in a violent cough.
"You're a first-rate chap, " repeated Ordway gently, "and I'm glad, in spite of what I said, that you came after me just now. I'm going away to-morrow, you know, and it's probable that I shan't see you again. " "But won't you stay on in Tappahannock? In two wee...ks all this will blow over and things will be just what they were before. " Ordway shook his head, a movement which Banks felt, though he did not see it.
"No, I'll go away, it's best, " he answered, and though his voice had dropped to a dull level there was still a cheerful sound to it, "I'll go away and begin again in a new place. " "Then I'll go, too, " said Banks.
BETWEEN MAN AND WOMAN 273 "What! and leave Milly? No, you won't come, Banks, you'll stay here. " "But I'll see you sometimes, shan't I?" "Perhaps?
What to read after The Ancient Law?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellen Glasgow to read onlineMoreLess
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