The Century Magazine volume 97
The Century Magazine volume 97
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I felt I might yet be the life and soul of the party. Anyway, my new evening suit was without a fault. And this new razor was perfect. Having shaved 'down, ' I lathered myself again and proceeded to shave 'up. ' It was then that I uttered a sharp sound and swung round on my heel.
"No one was there. Yet this I knew: Stephen Braxton had just looked over my shoulder. I had seen the reflection of his face beside mine — craned forward to the mirror. I had met his eyes.
"He had been with me. This I k...new.
"I turned to look again at that mirror. One of my cheeks was all covered with blood. I stanched it with a towel. Three long cuts where the razor had slipped and skipped. I plunged the towel into cold water and held it to my cheek. The bleed- ing went on — alarmingly. I rang the bell. No one came. I vowed I would n't bleed to death for Braxton. I rang again. At last a very tall powdered footman appeared — more reproachful-looking than sympa- thetic, as though I had n't ordered that dressing-case specially on his behalf !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I felt I might yet be the life and soul of the party. Anyway, my new evening suit was without a fault. And this new razor was perfect. Having shaved 'down, ' I lathered myself again and proceeded to shave 'up. ' It was then that I uttered a sharp sound and swung round on my heel.
"No one was there. Yet this I knew: Stephen Braxton had just looked over my shoulder. I had seen the reflection of his face beside mine — craned forward to the mirror. I had met his eyes.
"He had been with me. This I k...new.
"I turned to look again at that mirror. One of my cheeks was all covered with blood. I stanched it with a towel. Three long cuts where the razor had slipped and skipped. I plunged the towel into cold water and held it to my cheek. The bleed- ing went on — alarmingly. I rang the bell. No one came. I vowed I would n't bleed to death for Braxton. I rang again. At last a very tall powdered footman appeared — more reproachful-looking than sympa- thetic, as though I had n't ordered that dressing-case specially on his behalf !
What to read after The Century Magazine volume 97?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Duncan Campbell, 1862-1947 to read onlineMoreLess
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