The Iron Trail
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"You behaved like aschool-boy with her. It was disgraceful. I refuse to let herassociate with my daughter. " "Aren't we drawing rather fine distinctions?" Gordon's lipcurled. "In the first place, Natalie has no business here. Sinceshe came, uninvited, for the second time, she must put up withwhat she finds. I warned you last summer that she might suspect--" "She did. She does. She discovered the truth a year ago. " Mrs. Gerard's usually impassive face was distorted and she voiced herconfession ...with difficulty.
"The devil!" ejaculated Gordon.
The woman nodded. "She accused me last night. I tried to--lie, but--God! How I have lived through these hours I'll never know. " "Hm-m!" Gordon reflected, briefly. "Perhaps, after all, it's justas well that she knows; she would have found it out sooner orlater, and there's some satisfaction in knowing that the worst isover. " Never before had his callous cynicism been so frankly displayed. It chilled her and made the plea she was about to voice seemdoubly difficult.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You behaved like aschool-boy with her. It was disgraceful. I refuse to let herassociate with my daughter. " "Aren't we drawing rather fine distinctions?" Gordon's lipcurled. "In the first place, Natalie has no business here. Sinceshe came, uninvited, for the second time, she must put up withwhat she finds. I warned you last summer that she might suspect--" "She did. She does. She discovered the truth a year ago. " Mrs. Gerard's usually impassive face was distorted and she voiced herconfession ...with difficulty.
"The devil!" ejaculated Gordon.
The woman nodded. "She accused me last night. I tried to--lie, but--God! How I have lived through these hours I'll never know. " "Hm-m!" Gordon reflected, briefly. "Perhaps, after all, it's justas well that she knows; she would have found it out sooner orlater, and there's some satisfaction in knowing that the worst isover. " Never before had his callous cynicism been so frankly displayed. It chilled her and made the plea she was about to voice seemdoubly difficult.
What to read after The Iron Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beach Rex Ellingwood to read onlineMoreLess
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