The Hill of Pains: a Novel
The Hill of Pains: a Novel
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His lips were curled in contempt : there was a fret of battle in his eyes. The sound of some one breathing hard caused him at last to look up ; and he saw La Grive standing before him, her face radi- ating suppressed excitement, and a wan smile of discovery on her lips.
Their eyes were set to one long, penetrative look, and then a tri- umphant glance of knowledge im- pelled the woman close to the Eng- lishman. She scanned his face closely ; and, with a shuddering sigh, she said: "Ah, monsieur! ...it is so strange! I had not remembered you until now, and yet your face has haunted me ever since you res- cued us. Since you rescued us.
Digitized by Google io6 THE CAVE OF CRYS monsieur, — that is so strange, too.
You, Rothsay HeckJar*s enemy!
You do not remember me? No!
You never knew me! But that night you arrived from America I saw you near his house in London, when they came out together — he and she, Rothsay Hecklar and Madeline Boyer, his wife." . • . She threw her head back as does a deer when it faces its pursuers, and her teeth closed with suggestion of animal malison.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His lips were curled in contempt : there was a fret of battle in his eyes. The sound of some one breathing hard caused him at last to look up ; and he saw La Grive standing before him, her face radi- ating suppressed excitement, and a wan smile of discovery on her lips.
Their eyes were set to one long, penetrative look, and then a tri- umphant glance of knowledge im- pelled the woman close to the Eng- lishman. She scanned his face closely ; and, with a shuddering sigh, she said: "Ah, monsieur! ...it is so strange! I had not remembered you until now, and yet your face has haunted me ever since you res- cued us. Since you rescued us.
Digitized by Google io6 THE CAVE OF CRYS monsieur, — that is so strange, too.
You, Rothsay HeckJar*s enemy!
You do not remember me? No!
You never knew me! But that night you arrived from America I saw you near his house in London, when they came out together — he and she, Rothsay Hecklar and Madeline Boyer, his wife." . • . She threw her head back as does a deer when it faces its pursuers, and her teeth closed with suggestion of animal malison.
What to read after The Hill of Pains: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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