The Green Eyes of Bâst
The Green Eyes of Bâst
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The manner in which he made the statement evidenced a curious mixtureof disapproval and respect. For my own part it is perhaps unnecessaryfor me to say that my first thought, as always, was Isobel! In thevery moment, however, that this idea visited me (the wish being fatherof the thought) I recognized its folly.
"A lady, " I repeated; "but I know no one here. Are you certain that itwas for me she asked?" "Quite, sir, " replied the landlord, who was evidently flurried out ofhis usual calm by wha...t I gathered to be an episode unprecedented inhis memories of the Abbey Inn. "Mr. Addison, she asked for. She iswaiting in the coffee-room, sir. " Wholly at a loss to understand who my visitor could be, I made my wayto the little apartment at the side of the bar-parlor which Mr. Martinhad dignified with the title of coffee-room. I observed upon the benchbefore the door a shabby-looking fellow whom I might have taken to besome local tradesman except that he appeared to be a chance visitorand was evidently unacquainted with Martin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The manner in which he made the statement evidenced a curious mixtureof disapproval and respect. For my own part it is perhaps unnecessaryfor me to say that my first thought, as always, was Isobel! In thevery moment, however, that this idea visited me (the wish being fatherof the thought) I recognized its folly.
"A lady, " I repeated; "but I know no one here. Are you certain that itwas for me she asked?" "Quite, sir, " replied the landlord, who was evidently flurried out ofhis usual calm by wha...t I gathered to be an episode unprecedented inhis memories of the Abbey Inn. "Mr. Addison, she asked for. She iswaiting in the coffee-room, sir. " Wholly at a loss to understand who my visitor could be, I made my wayto the little apartment at the side of the bar-parlor which Mr. Martinhad dignified with the title of coffee-room. I observed upon the benchbefore the door a shabby-looking fellow whom I might have taken to besome local tradesman except that he appeared to be a chance visitorand was evidently unacquainted with Martin.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sax Rohmer to read onlineMoreLess
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