The Broken Snare
The Broken Snare
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We have elected, for a space, to unite our lives. Valeria, this is Miss Frances Gamett." Although her thoughts had In the past weeks dwelt with a serious liberality upon the question of marriage, Frances was appalled at this utter frank- ness. She was not sure that she would not have called it shamelessness and have been proud of this conceivably bourgeois attitude. She was entirely at a loss for words at this moment.
"Is not he wonderful?" Miss Bertram asked "Who?" THE BROKEN SNARE 87 "Allenda...le. Is not he very, very wonderful?" Frances wanted to laugh, but she looked into green eyes so solemn that she refrained, "I have hardly known him long enough to de- cide," she said, with a smile.
*'He is wonderful,'* repeated the woman in blackj and her thin bosom laboured, "but also ter- rible. Strange things have gone to his making, strange things . . . /' Beyond the screen arose a hum of conversation, and Miss Bertranij taking Frances by the arm with her daw-like hand, led her Into the soft darkness of the main hall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have elected, for a space, to unite our lives. Valeria, this is Miss Frances Gamett." Although her thoughts had In the past weeks dwelt with a serious liberality upon the question of marriage, Frances was appalled at this utter frank- ness. She was not sure that she would not have called it shamelessness and have been proud of this conceivably bourgeois attitude. She was entirely at a loss for words at this moment.
"Is not he wonderful?" Miss Bertram asked "Who?" THE BROKEN SNARE 87 "Allenda...le. Is not he very, very wonderful?" Frances wanted to laugh, but she looked into green eyes so solemn that she refrained, "I have hardly known him long enough to de- cide," she said, with a smile.
*'He is wonderful,'* repeated the woman in blackj and her thin bosom laboured, "but also ter- rible. Strange things have gone to his making, strange things . . . /' Beyond the screen arose a hum of conversation, and Miss Bertranij taking Frances by the arm with her daw-like hand, led her Into the soft darkness of the main hall.
What to read after The Broken Snare?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewisohn, Ludwig, 1882-1955 to read onlineMoreLess
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