The Devil
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One unguarded word, one allusion made with malicious intent, would suffice to rouse in her husband the demon of jealousy, whose existence, well guarded, she had long 118 THE DEVIL known. She lent but half an ear to Sandor's labored commonplaces, avoiding his eyes that spoke of other things, straining hard to overhear what these other two were saying. The Stranger was exerting his charm, and succeeding, she could see. But for what purpose? Sandor, following her glances, asked himself the same qu...estion. A sudden thought darted through his mind. The man was young, handsome in a striking fashion, of a charming distinction of manner, evidently well born, and rich. Why was he exerting him- self so much to please that pompous, middle-aged moneybag? Did he plan to reach the wife through the husband? The suspicion grew almost im- mediately into a certainty. So that was it? A raging jealousy awoke in him who had never given a thought to the husband.
The Stranger and Voross now approached the two at the fire, still chatting animat- edly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One unguarded word, one allusion made with malicious intent, would suffice to rouse in her husband the demon of jealousy, whose existence, well guarded, she had long 118 THE DEVIL known. She lent but half an ear to Sandor's labored commonplaces, avoiding his eyes that spoke of other things, straining hard to overhear what these other two were saying. The Stranger was exerting his charm, and succeeding, she could see. But for what purpose? Sandor, following her glances, asked himself the same qu...estion. A sudden thought darted through his mind. The man was young, handsome in a striking fashion, of a charming distinction of manner, evidently well born, and rich. Why was he exerting him- self so much to please that pompous, middle-aged moneybag? Did he plan to reach the wife through the husband? The suspicion grew almost im- mediately into a certainty. So that was it? A raging jealousy awoke in him who had never given a thought to the husband.
The Stranger and Voross now approached the two at the fire, still chatting animat- edly.
What to read after The Devil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adriaan Schade Van Westrum to read onlineMoreLess
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