The Dark Star
The Dark Star
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Go back to your painting and your clever drawing and your music; anyone of these is certain to give you a living in time. And in thatdirection alone your happiness lies. " She leaned forward and kissed the girl's hair where it was fine andblond, close to the snowy forehead.
"If war comes, " she said, "you and James will have to go home, liketwo good children when the curfew rings. " She laughed, pushed Rue away, lighted another cigarette, and, castinga glance partly ironical, partly provocative..., at the good-lookingyoung man on the sofa, said: "As for you, James, I don't worry about you. Impudence will alwayscarry you through where diplomacy fails you. Now, tell me all aboutthese three unpleasant sporting characters who occupied the train withyou. " Neeland laughed.
"It seems that a well-known gambler in New York, called Captain Quint, is backing them; and somebody higher up is backing Quint----" "Probably the Turkish Embassy at Washington, " interposed the Princess, coolly. "I'm sorry, Jim; pray go on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Go back to your painting and your clever drawing and your music; anyone of these is certain to give you a living in time. And in thatdirection alone your happiness lies. " She leaned forward and kissed the girl's hair where it was fine andblond, close to the snowy forehead.
"If war comes, " she said, "you and James will have to go home, liketwo good children when the curfew rings. " She laughed, pushed Rue away, lighted another cigarette, and, castinga glance partly ironical, partly provocative..., at the good-lookingyoung man on the sofa, said: "As for you, James, I don't worry about you. Impudence will alwayscarry you through where diplomacy fails you. Now, tell me all aboutthese three unpleasant sporting characters who occupied the train withyou. " Neeland laughed.
"It seems that a well-known gambler in New York, called Captain Quint, is backing them; and somebody higher up is backing Quint----" "Probably the Turkish Embassy at Washington, " interposed the Princess, coolly. "I'm sorry, Jim; pray go on.
What to read after The Dark Star?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chambers, Robert W. (Robert William), 1865-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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