The Brass Bowl
The Brass Bowl
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" **Why ..." lU MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S MADNESS *^ Say at two o'clock this afternoon, at Eugene's.
You know the place? " " I have lunched there " "Then you shall again to-day. You won't dis- appoint me? " " I will be there. I ... I shall be glad to come. Now — plectsel ** " You've promised. Don't forget." He stepped back and stood in a sort of dreamy daze, while, with one 'final wonderful smile at part- ing, the girl assumed control of the machine and swung it out from the curb. Maitland watched it f...orge slowly up the Avenue and vanish round the Thirty-sixth Street comer; then turned his face southward, sighing with weariness and discontent.
At Thirty-fourth Street a policeman, loimging beneath the corrugated iron awning of a comer saloon, faced about with a low whistle, to stare after him. Maitland experienced a chill sense of criminal guilt ; he was painfully conscious of those two shrewd eyes, boring gimlet-like into his back, overlooking no detail of the wreck of his evening clothes. Invol- 115 THE BRASS BOWL untarily he glanced down at his legs, and they moved mechanically beneath the edge of his over- coat, like twin animated columns of mud and dust, openly advertising his misadventures.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" **Why ..." lU MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S MADNESS *^ Say at two o'clock this afternoon, at Eugene's.
You know the place? " " I have lunched there " "Then you shall again to-day. You won't dis- appoint me? " " I will be there. I ... I shall be glad to come. Now — plectsel ** " You've promised. Don't forget." He stepped back and stood in a sort of dreamy daze, while, with one 'final wonderful smile at part- ing, the girl assumed control of the machine and swung it out from the curb. Maitland watched it f...orge slowly up the Avenue and vanish round the Thirty-sixth Street comer; then turned his face southward, sighing with weariness and discontent.
At Thirty-fourth Street a policeman, loimging beneath the corrugated iron awning of a comer saloon, faced about with a low whistle, to stare after him. Maitland experienced a chill sense of criminal guilt ; he was painfully conscious of those two shrewd eyes, boring gimlet-like into his back, overlooking no detail of the wreck of his evening clothes. Invol- 115 THE BRASS BOWL untarily he glanced down at his legs, and they moved mechanically beneath the edge of his over- coat, like twin animated columns of mud and dust, openly advertising his misadventures.
What to read after The Brass Bowl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vance Louis Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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