The Cup of Fury; a Novel of Cities And Shipyards
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Marie Louise was afraid to believe her own hopes.
"You don't mean you want me to stay, do you — ^not after what that woman said?" "Do you imagine for a moment," returned Polly, "that I'd ever believe a word that cat could utter? Good Lord ! if Lady Clifton-Wyatt told me it was raining and I could see it was, I'd know it wasn't and put down my umbrella." Marie Louise rejoiced at the trust implied, but she could not make a fool of so loyal a friend. She spoke with difficulty: "What if what she sa...id was the truth, or, anjrway, a kind of burlesque of it?" "Marie Louise!" Polly gasped, and plounced into a chair.
"Tell me the truth this minute, the true truth." Marie Louise was perishing for a confidante. She had gone about as far without one as a normal woman can. She sat wondering how to begin, twirling her rings on her fingers.
"Well, you see — you see — ^it is true that I'm not Sir Joseph's daughter. I was bom in a little village — in America — ^Wake- field — out there in the Middle West.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Marie Louise was afraid to believe her own hopes.
"You don't mean you want me to stay, do you — ^not after what that woman said?" "Do you imagine for a moment," returned Polly, "that I'd ever believe a word that cat could utter? Good Lord ! if Lady Clifton-Wyatt told me it was raining and I could see it was, I'd know it wasn't and put down my umbrella." Marie Louise rejoiced at the trust implied, but she could not make a fool of so loyal a friend. She spoke with difficulty: "What if what she sa...id was the truth, or, anjrway, a kind of burlesque of it?" "Marie Louise!" Polly gasped, and plounced into a chair.
"Tell me the truth this minute, the true truth." Marie Louise was perishing for a confidante. She had gone about as far without one as a normal woman can. She sat wondering how to begin, twirling her rings on her fingers.
"Well, you see — you see — ^it is true that I'm not Sir Joseph's daughter. I was bom in a little village — in America — ^Wake- field — out there in the Middle West.
What to read after The Cup of Fury; a Novel of Cities And Shipyards?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hughes Rupert to read onlineMoreLess
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