The Danvers Jewels
The Danvers Jewels
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I can hear it dis- tinctly. The station is three miles away, and you never hear the train unless the wind is in the east.' * Come, Charles, not three miles — two and a half,' put in Ralph.
' Well, two and a half from here down to the station, but certainly three from the station up here,' replied Charles.
And so silence was laboriously avoided by diligent small-talk until we returned to the drawing-room, thankful that there at least we could take up a book and be silent if we wished. We all did... wish it, apparently* Evelyn was sitting by a lamp when we came in, with a book before her, her elbow on the table, shading her face with a slender, delicate hand. She remained motionless, her eyes Digitized by Google THE DANVERS JEWELS 167 fixed upon the page, but I noticed after some time that she had not turned it oven Charles may have read his newspaper, but if he did, it was with one eye upon Evelyn all the time. Between watching them both I did not, as may be imagined, make much progress myself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I can hear it dis- tinctly. The station is three miles away, and you never hear the train unless the wind is in the east.' * Come, Charles, not three miles — two and a half,' put in Ralph.
' Well, two and a half from here down to the station, but certainly three from the station up here,' replied Charles.
And so silence was laboriously avoided by diligent small-talk until we returned to the drawing-room, thankful that there at least we could take up a book and be silent if we wished. We all did... wish it, apparently* Evelyn was sitting by a lamp when we came in, with a book before her, her elbow on the table, shading her face with a slender, delicate hand. She remained motionless, her eyes Digitized by Google THE DANVERS JEWELS 167 fixed upon the page, but I noticed after some time that she had not turned it oven Charles may have read his newspaper, but if he did, it was with one eye upon Evelyn all the time. Between watching them both I did not, as may be imagined, make much progress myself.
What to read after The Danvers Jewels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cholmondeley, Mary, 1859-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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