The Inevitable a Novel
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You re- member meeting Viscount Farron, Herr Comanche?" She glided away to meet the friends who had just arrived, and Roger nodded to a man he remembered to have seen before. This bewhiskered person bobbed his head in return.
211 THE INEVITABLE " The weather has turned much warmer, " said Gor- don.
" Bally warm weather for golf, " replied the viscount, bow, " you are a cruel as well as a wicked man. " " Herr Comanche, " said a pleasant voice at his el- bow, " you are a cruel, as well as a wicke...d man. " He turned about and saw the bare arms and shoul- ders and the beautiful neck and hair and face of Lady Fitzhenry. On her damask cheek flamed a color more warm that that of the roses she wore at the top of her corsage, where they rested against the creamy white- ness of her bosom.
" I have to be all that you say, " Roger said, " to keep fresh the interest which I may thereby excite. " " Then you admit, shamelessly, that it has been de- liberate cruelty that kept you from coming to see me ?" " I confess I have been cruel to myself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You re- member meeting Viscount Farron, Herr Comanche?" She glided away to meet the friends who had just arrived, and Roger nodded to a man he remembered to have seen before. This bewhiskered person bobbed his head in return.
211 THE INEVITABLE " The weather has turned much warmer, " said Gor- don.
" Bally warm weather for golf, " replied the viscount, bow, " you are a cruel as well as a wicked man. " " Herr Comanche, " said a pleasant voice at his el- bow, " you are a cruel, as well as a wicke...d man. " He turned about and saw the bare arms and shoul- ders and the beautiful neck and hair and face of Lady Fitzhenry. On her damask cheek flamed a color more warm that that of the roses she wore at the top of her corsage, where they rested against the creamy white- ness of her bosom.
" I have to be all that you say, " Roger said, " to keep fresh the interest which I may thereby excite. " " Then you admit, shamelessly, that it has been de- liberate cruelty that kept you from coming to see me ?" " I confess I have been cruel to myself.
What to read after The Inevitable a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mighels Philip Verrill to read onlineMoreLess
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