The Blue Room
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Jeanne Dacoral, Birdie Carroll and the others, dear little souls, had gone on with light hearts to other interests. He had delighted in see- ing them whenever they had had nothing better to do and had taken a keen pleasure in proving his gratitude whenever they had thrown out a hint, often before. His hand went to his pocket without an effort.
But the case of Susie Hatch was different, and this he knew. She was n't a City bred child, born sophisticated, who realized the asset of sex as a perfec...tly natural thing, and never allowed herself to take her lucky strikes too seriously. She was a sea-flower, born during the drive of a storm to the cantata of tumultuous seas and catastrophic winds. Her heart had been blown clean by salt breezes and her soul filled with faithfulness by the wonder of the skies. She had watched the faint horizon for the ship of her dreams, had recognized its lines in the yacht that Bill had owned and known in Bill her master and mate. He had given her life and affection in return for the loyalty and devotion of a stray dog.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jeanne Dacoral, Birdie Carroll and the others, dear little souls, had gone on with light hearts to other interests. He had delighted in see- ing them whenever they had had nothing better to do and had taken a keen pleasure in proving his gratitude whenever they had thrown out a hint, often before. His hand went to his pocket without an effort.
But the case of Susie Hatch was different, and this he knew. She was n't a City bred child, born sophisticated, who realized the asset of sex as a perfec...tly natural thing, and never allowed herself to take her lucky strikes too seriously. She was a sea-flower, born during the drive of a storm to the cantata of tumultuous seas and catastrophic winds. Her heart had been blown clean by salt breezes and her soul filled with faithfulness by the wonder of the skies. She had watched the faint horizon for the ship of her dreams, had recognized its lines in the yacht that Bill had owned and known in Bill her master and mate. He had given her life and affection in return for the loyalty and devotion of a stray dog.
What to read after The Blue Room?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hamilton Cosmo to read onlineMoreLess
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