The End of Her Honeymoon
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"I came in before, but you were sound asleep. Still, I thought I must wakeyou now, for father wants to know if you would mind him going to ourEmbassy about your husband? It's really my brother's idea. As you know, Gerald thinks it almost certain that Mr. Dampier met with some kind ofaccident yesterday morning, and he isn't a bit satisfied with the way thelocal Commissaire de Police answered his enquiries. Gerald thinks the onlyway to get attended to in Paris is to make people feel that you arei...mportant, and that they will get into trouble if they don't attend to youpromptly!" Even as she was speaking Daisy Burton smiled rather nervously, for both sheand Gerald had just gone through a very disagreeable half-hour with theirgenerally docile and obedient father.
The Senator did not wish to go to the American Embassy--at any rate notyet--about this strange business. He had pleaded with both his young peopleto wait, at any rate, till the afternoon: at any moment, so he pointed out, they might have news of the missing man: but Gerald was inexorable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I came in before, but you were sound asleep. Still, I thought I must wakeyou now, for father wants to know if you would mind him going to ourEmbassy about your husband? It's really my brother's idea. As you know, Gerald thinks it almost certain that Mr. Dampier met with some kind ofaccident yesterday morning, and he isn't a bit satisfied with the way thelocal Commissaire de Police answered his enquiries. Gerald thinks the onlyway to get attended to in Paris is to make people feel that you arei...mportant, and that they will get into trouble if they don't attend to youpromptly!" Even as she was speaking Daisy Burton smiled rather nervously, for both sheand Gerald had just gone through a very disagreeable half-hour with theirgenerally docile and obedient father.
The Senator did not wish to go to the American Embassy--at any rate notyet--about this strange business. He had pleaded with both his young peopleto wait, at any rate, till the afternoon: at any moment, so he pointed out, they might have news of the missing man: but Gerald was inexorable.
What to read after The End of Her Honeymoon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lowndes, Marie Belloc, 1868-1947 to read onlineMoreLess
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