The Celebrity, Complete
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"Why, to tell the truth, " said he, "I never had any opinion of MissThorn. " "You mean you never formed any, I suppose, " I returned with sometartness.
"Yes, that is it. How darned precise you are getting, Crocker! One wouldthink you were going to write a rhetoric. What put Miss Thorn into yourhead?" "I have been coaching beside her this afternoon. " "Oh!" said Farrar.
"Do you remember the night she came, " I asked, "and we sat with her onthe Florentine porch, and Charles Wrexell recognized her... and came up?" "Yes, " he replied with awakened interest, "and I meant to ask you aboutthat. " "Miss Thorn had met him in the East. And I gathered from what she toldme that he has followed her out here. " "Shouldn't wonder, " said Farrar. "Don't much blame him, do you? Is thatwhat troubles you?" he asked, in surprise.
"Not precisely, " I answered vaguely; "but from what she has said thenand since, she made it pretty clear that she hadn't any use for him; sawthrough him, you know. " "Pity her if she didn't.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Why, to tell the truth, " said he, "I never had any opinion of MissThorn. " "You mean you never formed any, I suppose, " I returned with sometartness.
"Yes, that is it. How darned precise you are getting, Crocker! One wouldthink you were going to write a rhetoric. What put Miss Thorn into yourhead?" "I have been coaching beside her this afternoon. " "Oh!" said Farrar.
"Do you remember the night she came, " I asked, "and we sat with her onthe Florentine porch, and Charles Wrexell recognized her... and came up?" "Yes, " he replied with awakened interest, "and I meant to ask you aboutthat. " "Miss Thorn had met him in the East. And I gathered from what she toldme that he has followed her out here. " "Shouldn't wonder, " said Farrar. "Don't much blame him, do you? Is thatwhat troubles you?" he asked, in surprise.
"Not precisely, " I answered vaguely; "but from what she has said thenand since, she made it pretty clear that she hadn't any use for him; sawthrough him, you know. " "Pity her if she didn't.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Churchill Winston to read onlineMoreLess
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