The Honey Bee a Novel
The Honey Bee a Novel
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But even at these moments she knew that the days were passing and that she was drifting on and on.
Every day she looked through the Herald and at least one of the London papers for some news of Doreyn; but found none. She wondered if he was still in London. She wondered why he had come at all. . . . She fell to look- ing up the personal items from Carlsbad and the other watering places of the continent for news of him. . . . She was really afraid of him', or rather of the tremendous force he ha...d been in her life. She could not put down the recurrent belief that he had come abroad to find her. There were ways enough in which he could have traced her. It would be like him. When he wrote that non-committal little note, saying that he wished to come to New York to talk with her, he had it in his mind to find her. He meant to have that talk. Otherwise he would not have written at all, after five years of silence. For Harris Doreyn never acted from vague motives. She recalled an old saying of his "I try to make it a rule, Hilda, never to ask for a thing until I think I can get it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But even at these moments she knew that the days were passing and that she was drifting on and on.
Every day she looked through the Herald and at least one of the London papers for some news of Doreyn; but found none. She wondered if he was still in London. She wondered why he had come at all. . . . She fell to look- ing up the personal items from Carlsbad and the other watering places of the continent for news of him. . . . She was really afraid of him', or rather of the tremendous force he ha...d been in her life. She could not put down the recurrent belief that he had come abroad to find her. There were ways enough in which he could have traced her. It would be like him. When he wrote that non-committal little note, saying that he wished to come to New York to talk with her, he had it in his mind to find her. He meant to have that talk. Otherwise he would not have written at all, after five years of silence. For Harris Doreyn never acted from vague motives. She recalled an old saying of his "I try to make it a rule, Hilda, never to ask for a thing until I think I can get it.
What to read after The Honey Bee a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Merwin Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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