The Briary Bush a Novel
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It was true, what Rose-Ann had said; he cared nothing for people only for ideas . . . And dreams. He cared for his dream of Phyllis. He was sorry to lose that.
Well he would have to see her.
He heard her walking restlessly up and down her room; her light firm step sounded clearly through the door which separated their two rooms. She paused, walked the length of the room, and paused again. She was standing just on the other side of that door. . . .
He went over to that door and knocked.
XLII...I. Nocturne THE next moment he called himself a fool for going about it in this way ; but he might as well go through with it now. He knocked again, more loudly, and called out her name, cheerfully. "Phyllis?" "Who is it?" she asked, in a startled, questioning voice.
He called his own name. "I ve just discovered we are fellow-lodgers !" he added. "Can I see you ?" She fumbled with the lock, and opened the door. She had just taken off her hat and coat, and she was wearing a black dress that made her seem pale.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
...
It was true, what Rose-Ann had said; he cared nothing for people only for ideas . . . And dreams. He cared for his dream of Phyllis. He was sorry to lose that.
Well he would have to see her.
He heard her walking restlessly up and down her room; her light firm step sounded clearly through the door which separated their two rooms. She paused, walked the length of the room, and paused again. She was standing just on the other side of that door. . . .
He went over to that door and knocked.
XLII...I. Nocturne THE next moment he called himself a fool for going about it in this way ; but he might as well go through with it now. He knocked again, more loudly, and called out her name, cheerfully. "Phyllis?" "Who is it?" she asked, in a startled, questioning voice.
He called his own name. "I ve just discovered we are fellow-lodgers !" he added. "Can I see you ?" She fumbled with the lock, and opened the door. She had just taken off her hat and coat, and she was wearing a black dress that made her seem pale.
What to read after The Briary Bush a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dell Floyd to read onlineMoreLess
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