The Fugitive Millionaire
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Lee brought her brows together, making a little impatient movement. " I 'm sorry, Teresa. I have not forgotten that Mr. Gish is our guest, or that I asked you to bring whom you pleased. I know nothing about him personally; I know, too, that prob- ably you know as little. . . . You never do know very much about the friends you make, Teresa. Generally it has n't mattered. This time it does. " She was still looking levelly into Mrs. Dorice's eyes, and she went on deliberately before the other coul...d voice a protest. 184 THE FUGITIVE MILLIONAIRE "I mean because of Terry!" " Because of Terry? " Mrs. Dorice's voice was shrill. Then she began to laugh. " My dear Lee! What bee have you got in your bonnet now?" Again Lee made a movement of her hands. " Mr. Gish, " she said quietly, " Is paying Terry far too much attention. " Teresa gasped. For a moment she seemed bereft of speech. Then she pushed her cushions away from her and got to her feet. " I guess you 're crazy, Lee!" she retorted. " I never heard that a man worth what Roland Gish is worth could pay a girl too much attention!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lee brought her brows together, making a little impatient movement. " I 'm sorry, Teresa. I have not forgotten that Mr. Gish is our guest, or that I asked you to bring whom you pleased. I know nothing about him personally; I know, too, that prob- ably you know as little. . . . You never do know very much about the friends you make, Teresa. Generally it has n't mattered. This time it does. " She was still looking levelly into Mrs. Dorice's eyes, and she went on deliberately before the other coul...d voice a protest. 184 THE FUGITIVE MILLIONAIRE "I mean because of Terry!" " Because of Terry? " Mrs. Dorice's voice was shrill. Then she began to laugh. " My dear Lee! What bee have you got in your bonnet now?" Again Lee made a movement of her hands. " Mr. Gish, " she said quietly, " Is paying Terry far too much attention. " Teresa gasped. For a moment she seemed bereft of speech. Then she pushed her cushions away from her and got to her feet. " I guess you 're crazy, Lee!" she retorted. " I never heard that a man worth what Roland Gish is worth could pay a girl too much attention!
What to read after The Fugitive Millionaire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anthony Carlyle to read onlineMoreLess
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