The Call of the East a Romance of Far Formosa
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Sinclair." " Dr. Sinclair evidently has not your feelings about it, Mrs. MacAUister," said Carteret in his most con- temptuous tone. " He is a Canadian, and on his paternal farm was probably not accustomed to any more savoury surroundings than he finds among the Chinese. Doubtless, he feels very much at home." The next moment he bitterly repented having spoken. Miss MacAUister sat up very straight. Her eyes gleamed at him like two dagger-points. Her face flushed crimson, and then paled with ang...er: " Mr. Carteret, that remark of yours was entirely uncalled for. Dr. Sinclair is a gentleman. You are not a gentleman or you would not have made such a statement." " Oh, Jessie ! " cried her mother in horrified accents.
"What are you saying? You did not mean that." " I did mean it, and I do mean it." THE CALL OP THE EAST Mr. MacAllister, who usually with ready tact soft- ened such acerbities, maintained a grim silence. De Vaux threw himself into the breach and made an excited, stuttering attempt at mediation, compelling Miss MacAllister to laugh against her will.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sinclair." " Dr. Sinclair evidently has not your feelings about it, Mrs. MacAUister," said Carteret in his most con- temptuous tone. " He is a Canadian, and on his paternal farm was probably not accustomed to any more savoury surroundings than he finds among the Chinese. Doubtless, he feels very much at home." The next moment he bitterly repented having spoken. Miss MacAUister sat up very straight. Her eyes gleamed at him like two dagger-points. Her face flushed crimson, and then paled with ang...er: " Mr. Carteret, that remark of yours was entirely uncalled for. Dr. Sinclair is a gentleman. You are not a gentleman or you would not have made such a statement." " Oh, Jessie ! " cried her mother in horrified accents.
"What are you saying? You did not mean that." " I did mean it, and I do mean it." THE CALL OP THE EAST Mr. MacAllister, who usually with ready tact soft- ened such acerbities, maintained a grim silence. De Vaux threw himself into the breach and made an excited, stuttering attempt at mediation, compelling Miss MacAllister to laugh against her will.
What to read after The Call of the East a Romance of Far Formosa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thurlow Fraser to read onlineMoreLess
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