The Hidden Road
The Hidden Road
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"I said I was an encyclopaedia, not a directory." He tried to keep the eagerness from his voice, and he glanced around, as if to make certain no one save his companion should hear him use that name here.
"You haven't by any chance run across a girl named Grant- ley, Eleanor Grandey?" Again she was of no help.
"Doesn't soimd fancy enough for this bunch. What do you want her for? Maybe somebody left her a f ortime? " Digitized by Google 242 THE HIDDEN ROAD "Not so far from the mark," he equivocat...ed "Run along.
I'll wait for you here." She dashed away, her youth and agility renewed. Nicolas paced nervously up and down, scarcely relieved by the Bamber girl's ignorance. Over dinner he would arrange with her to comb the agencies, but his former confidence that he would find Eleanor Grantley with the company slipped stealthily back, persisted, filled him with a fancy of sensing deUcately her near- ness. She might be dose, for that matter, since she could be trusted not to use her own name, and since numbers of the principals and chorus had undoubtedly left the stage for their dressing-rooms through the opposite wings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I said I was an encyclopaedia, not a directory." He tried to keep the eagerness from his voice, and he glanced around, as if to make certain no one save his companion should hear him use that name here.
"You haven't by any chance run across a girl named Grant- ley, Eleanor Grandey?" Again she was of no help.
"Doesn't soimd fancy enough for this bunch. What do you want her for? Maybe somebody left her a f ortime? " Digitized by Google 242 THE HIDDEN ROAD "Not so far from the mark," he equivocat...ed "Run along.
I'll wait for you here." She dashed away, her youth and agility renewed. Nicolas paced nervously up and down, scarcely relieved by the Bamber girl's ignorance. Over dinner he would arrange with her to comb the agencies, but his former confidence that he would find Eleanor Grantley with the company slipped stealthily back, persisted, filled him with a fancy of sensing deUcately her near- ness. She might be dose, for that matter, since she could be trusted not to use her own name, and since numbers of the principals and chorus had undoubtedly left the stage for their dressing-rooms through the opposite wings.
What to read after The Hidden Road?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Camp Wadsworth to read onlineMoreLess
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