The Charmed Life of Miss Austin
The Charmed Life of Miss Austin
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He must be wondering why she was here, alone, dressed for the street. It was nice of him not to ask questions.
" I was going to the moving-picture show with Teddy Hansel," she said finally. " But it is getting pretty late." He looked at his watch. " You have been waiting nearly half an hour," said he. " If the young man does n't come pretty soon, I should say he does n*t de- serve to go anywhere with you." She managed to smile.
"Shall I look him up?" " Oh, no ! " she replied, a bit hastily. " I...t does n't matter." He looked thoughtfully at her. "I am tempted," he said, in a gently humorous tone, '*to suggest that you walk out with me." She hesitated. Her sober eyes flitted to the con- juror's corner, to the office at the end of the hall, to the opening in the southern corridor. Unconsciously she compressed her lips; then rose, and looking up at the tall Mr. Carpenter, who towered above her, smiled very impersonally.
" I should like to — very much," she said.
His hat and stick were at hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He must be wondering why she was here, alone, dressed for the street. It was nice of him not to ask questions.
" I was going to the moving-picture show with Teddy Hansel," she said finally. " But it is getting pretty late." He looked at his watch. " You have been waiting nearly half an hour," said he. " If the young man does n't come pretty soon, I should say he does n*t de- serve to go anywhere with you." She managed to smile.
"Shall I look him up?" " Oh, no ! " she replied, a bit hastily. " I...t does n't matter." He looked thoughtfully at her. "I am tempted," he said, in a gently humorous tone, '*to suggest that you walk out with me." She hesitated. Her sober eyes flitted to the con- juror's corner, to the office at the end of the hall, to the opening in the southern corridor. Unconsciously she compressed her lips; then rose, and looking up at the tall Mr. Carpenter, who towered above her, smiled very impersonally.
" I should like to — very much," she said.
His hat and stick were at hand.
What to read after The Charmed Life of Miss Austin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Merwin Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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