The Holladay Case
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It has a little beach of gravel wherepeople bathe all day long. When one's tired of bathing, there are thecliffs and the downs, and in the evening there's the casino. You knowFrench, Mr. Lester?" "Why, " I explained, "I was supposed to study it at college. I stillremember my '_j'ai, tu a, il a_. '" "You'll remember more when you get to Etretat, " she laughed. "You'llhave to, or starve. " "Oh, I also know the phrase made immortal by Mark Twain. " "'_Avez-vous du vin?_'--yes. " "And I think I als...o have a hazy recollection of the French equivalentsfor bread and butter and cheese and meat. We shan't starve--besides, Ithink Mr. Royce can help. He's been to France. " "Of course--and here he comes to claim his chair. " "I won't permit him to claim it if you'll use it a little longer, " Iprotested.
"Oh, but I must be going, " and she arose, laughing. "Have I been asatisfactory entertainer?" "More than satisfactory; I'll accept no other. " "But you won't need any at all, after this morning--I don't reallybelieve you're ill now!" She nodded to Royce, and moved away without waiting for my answer, which somehow halted on my lips; and so I was left to the rosiest, themost improbable of day dreams.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has a little beach of gravel wherepeople bathe all day long. When one's tired of bathing, there are thecliffs and the downs, and in the evening there's the casino. You knowFrench, Mr. Lester?" "Why, " I explained, "I was supposed to study it at college. I stillremember my '_j'ai, tu a, il a_. '" "You'll remember more when you get to Etretat, " she laughed. "You'llhave to, or starve. " "Oh, I also know the phrase made immortal by Mark Twain. " "'_Avez-vous du vin?_'--yes. " "And I think I als...o have a hazy recollection of the French equivalentsfor bread and butter and cheese and meat. We shan't starve--besides, Ithink Mr. Royce can help. He's been to France. " "Of course--and here he comes to claim his chair. " "I won't permit him to claim it if you'll use it a little longer, " Iprotested.
"Oh, but I must be going, " and she arose, laughing. "Have I been asatisfactory entertainer?" "More than satisfactory; I'll accept no other. " "But you won't need any at all, after this morning--I don't reallybelieve you're ill now!" She nodded to Royce, and moved away without waiting for my answer, which somehow halted on my lips; and so I was left to the rosiest, themost improbable of day dreams.
What to read after The Holladay Case?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevenson Burton Egbert to read onlineMoreLess
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