The Caverns of Dawn
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" "Well, Brad, " said the attorney familiarly, "don't keep us waiting too long, " and with that the topic rested. "And, now, gentlemen, in my office, I have some unusually fine — ahem! — " coughed the lawyer discreetly, — "vail you join me?" Both Brad Simons and William White declined the implied invitation to drink with the hospitably inclined 256 THE CAVERNS OF DAWN.
barrister, Wliite thanking the lawyer politely, and Si- mons supplementing his o\\ti declination with, "Next time, Grigscomb — ...next time. " "Gentlemen, " then said the counsellor affably, "I wish you both a pleasant good day, " and moved off.
Simons and White left standing alone eyed each other pretty much as two gladiators might be supposed to do while waiting for an unguarded moment, on the part of the adversary, in which to begin an attack. White saw clearly, now, that Simons had deliberately provoked an encounter. It was as easy for the one- armed soldier to perceive the cause of his enemy's hos- tiliy. The writer determined for De's sake to have no quarrel which, in any way, could ever be said to have been begun on her account.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Well, Brad, " said the attorney familiarly, "don't keep us waiting too long, " and with that the topic rested. "And, now, gentlemen, in my office, I have some unusually fine — ahem! — " coughed the lawyer discreetly, — "vail you join me?" Both Brad Simons and William White declined the implied invitation to drink with the hospitably inclined 256 THE CAVERNS OF DAWN.
barrister, Wliite thanking the lawyer politely, and Si- mons supplementing his o\\ti declination with, "Next time, Grigscomb — ...next time. " "Gentlemen, " then said the counsellor affably, "I wish you both a pleasant good day, " and moved off.
Simons and White left standing alone eyed each other pretty much as two gladiators might be supposed to do while waiting for an unguarded moment, on the part of the adversary, in which to begin an attack. White saw clearly, now, that Simons had deliberately provoked an encounter. It was as easy for the one- armed soldier to perceive the cause of his enemy's hos- tiliy. The writer determined for De's sake to have no quarrel which, in any way, could ever be said to have been begun on her account.
What to read after The Caverns of Dawn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Paxton Voorhees to read onlineMoreLess
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