The Grey Lady
The Grey Lady
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" Captain Bontnor looked at him keenly; and who shall say that therough old man did not appreciate the refined tact of his visitor?
"I've had losses, " he said.
The Count nodded shortly. He was drawing off his gloves.
"I do not know, " he said conversationally, "if it has been yourexperience, but for myself I have found that reverses of fortune arenot without some small consolation. They prove the friendship ofone's friends. " The captain reflected.
"Yes, " he said, "you're right, Mr. --I mean ...Count--and--and bringsthe good out of women. " "Women!" the Count repeated gravely. "You refer to Miss Challoner--I see signs of her presence in this room. Is she out?" "Yes--I am afraid she is. " He glanced nervously at the clock. "Sheis not likely to be in for an hour and more yet. " "I am sorry, " said the Count; "but also I am rather glad. I shallthus have an opportunity of asking your opinion upon one or twomatters--between men of the world, you know. " "I am afraid my opinion is not of much value, sir, except it's aboutschooners--I always sailed in schooners.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Captain Bontnor looked at him keenly; and who shall say that therough old man did not appreciate the refined tact of his visitor?
"I've had losses, " he said.
The Count nodded shortly. He was drawing off his gloves.
"I do not know, " he said conversationally, "if it has been yourexperience, but for myself I have found that reverses of fortune arenot without some small consolation. They prove the friendship ofone's friends. " The captain reflected.
"Yes, " he said, "you're right, Mr. --I mean ...Count--and--and bringsthe good out of women. " "Women!" the Count repeated gravely. "You refer to Miss Challoner--I see signs of her presence in this room. Is she out?" "Yes--I am afraid she is. " He glanced nervously at the clock. "Sheis not likely to be in for an hour and more yet. " "I am sorry, " said the Count; "but also I am rather glad. I shallthus have an opportunity of asking your opinion upon one or twomatters--between men of the world, you know. " "I am afraid my opinion is not of much value, sir, except it's aboutschooners--I always sailed in schooners.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Merriman Henry Seton to read onlineMoreLess
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