The Banker And the Bear
The Banker And the Bear
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" I can't see the gown. But you walk like a girl, only more gracefully, and your hair you are getting younger, Harriet. " 142 The Banker and the Bear " Only more skilled in trickery. " She spoke lightly ; then, with a glance at the sky, she said in an altered voice, " How fast it fades. " "The sunset? It's clouding up fast. We'll have a shower pretty soon. " " Come, " she said, " let us go to dinner. I've kept you waiting. " Harriet was quite herself now. All through the dinner she entertained ...him, talking lightly about the little amusing incidents of the day, and though her gayety ran false on her own ears, she knew from his face that he thought it spontaneous.
" Your day has gone all right, I suppose ? " It was the question she had promised herself not to ask again. She had held it back as long as she could, but it had escaped in spite of her, and she realized how vain such a promise had been.
He nodded. " Nothing much one way or the other. " "You didn't do any trading in lard, then.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I can't see the gown. But you walk like a girl, only more gracefully, and your hair you are getting younger, Harriet. " 142 The Banker and the Bear " Only more skilled in trickery. " She spoke lightly ; then, with a glance at the sky, she said in an altered voice, " How fast it fades. " "The sunset? It's clouding up fast. We'll have a shower pretty soon. " " Come, " she said, " let us go to dinner. I've kept you waiting. " Harriet was quite herself now. All through the dinner she entertained ...him, talking lightly about the little amusing incidents of the day, and though her gayety ran false on her own ears, she knew from his face that he thought it spontaneous.
" Your day has gone all right, I suppose ? " It was the question she had promised herself not to ask again. She had held it back as long as she could, but it had escaped in spite of her, and she realized how vain such a promise had been.
He nodded. " Nothing much one way or the other. " "You didn't do any trading in lard, then.
What to read after The Banker And the Bear?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Merwin And Henry Kitchell Webster to read onlineMoreLess
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