The Claybornes a Romance of the Civil War
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" Bring up two mint juleps, " he ordered the attendant, and the darky disappeared quickly to do his bidding.
Chesterfield threw a long leg over the footboard. The day was warm. Clayborne took off his coat and waistcoat, and, sitting astride a chair, faced him. Neither spoke for a few moments. Chester field swung one large foot lazily, while Gordon drummed with his fingers on the chair-back.
The darky arrived with the iced drink clinking in the glasses. Chesterfield drew up the table, and both m...en took a deep draught.
" Clayborne, " began the newspaper correspond ent when they were alone once more, "there is something I very much want to know. " A mo ment's silence followed. Chesterfield resumed his easy position upon the bed. " I hesitate to pry into any man's affairs, but there is one question I want to ask you. " " You have my permission to ask it, " replied Clayborne courteously.
" I have not known you for such a very long pe riod, but my friendship for you is sincere. I desire BEFORE THE COURT 263 your confidence for your own sake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Bring up two mint juleps, " he ordered the attendant, and the darky disappeared quickly to do his bidding.
Chesterfield threw a long leg over the footboard. The day was warm. Clayborne took off his coat and waistcoat, and, sitting astride a chair, faced him. Neither spoke for a few moments. Chester field swung one large foot lazily, while Gordon drummed with his fingers on the chair-back.
The darky arrived with the iced drink clinking in the glasses. Chesterfield drew up the table, and both m...en took a deep draught.
" Clayborne, " began the newspaper correspond ent when they were alone once more, "there is something I very much want to know. " A mo ment's silence followed. Chesterfield resumed his easy position upon the bed. " I hesitate to pry into any man's affairs, but there is one question I want to ask you. " " You have my permission to ask it, " replied Clayborne courteously.
" I have not known you for such a very long pe riod, but my friendship for you is sincere. I desire BEFORE THE COURT 263 your confidence for your own sake.
What to read after The Claybornes a Romance of the Civil War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Sage to read onlineMoreLess
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