The Fabulists
The Fabulists
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J. B. Did not answer for a minute ; then he said : ' I hope you won't take it in bad part, Penn-Howard ; but yes, he has been talking to me. I know, I think, all there is to know. ' I had some right to be offended ; and he admitted it. ' Howick would put it to me, ' he said. ' He was struck, it seemed, by something I said that night at Lady Caroon's ; and he thinks you at heart a polite sceptic. ' ' Well, ' I said, ' have you solved the mystery, whatever it is ? ' He answered no, but that he ha...d a theory ; and asked me if I had formed any. ' Not a ghost of one, ' I replied ; ' and so Howick was certainly right in confiding first in you first and last, indeed, if I am to be kept in the dark. ' ' On the contrary, ' said J. B. ; ' I am going to repeat every word of Howick's story to you only in a quiet place. ' " We found one presently, out in the fields in the shadow of a ruined byre. It stood up bare and lonely, like a tattered baldachin, and far away under the stoop of its roof we could see the walls of the moat-house rising lean and brown into a cloudless sky.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J. B. Did not answer for a minute ; then he said : ' I hope you won't take it in bad part, Penn-Howard ; but yes, he has been talking to me. I know, I think, all there is to know. ' I had some right to be offended ; and he admitted it. ' Howick would put it to me, ' he said. ' He was struck, it seemed, by something I said that night at Lady Caroon's ; and he thinks you at heart a polite sceptic. ' ' Well, ' I said, ' have you solved the mystery, whatever it is ? ' He answered no, but that he ha...d a theory ; and asked me if I had formed any. ' Not a ghost of one, ' I replied ; ' and so Howick was certainly right in confiding first in you first and last, indeed, if I am to be kept in the dark. ' ' On the contrary, ' said J. B. ; ' I am going to repeat every word of Howick's story to you only in a quiet place. ' " We found one presently, out in the fields in the shadow of a ruined byre. It stood up bare and lonely, like a tattered baldachin, and far away under the stoop of its roof we could see the walls of the moat-house rising lean and brown into a cloudless sky.
What to read after The Fabulists?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Capes Bernard Edward Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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