The Jewel of Death
The Jewel of Death
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"I am sorry to say that it is true," he said. "The gentleman has missed the boat, and has been left behind at Funchal." She did not answer ; the rush of disappointment was so keen that she could not realize it. The vojrage which she had hoped would be so happy would now be spoilt, and she would be miserable, thrown amongst a crowd of strangers.
"You will be very comfortable on board," the officer tritely added ; '* and the trip is only a short one." '* Yes, thank you," said Phyllis.
" No doubt ...you will find a cable for you at Pl)anouth," he hazarded, at loss what else to say.
** No doubt," she answered slowly. " How soon is there another boat from Madeira ? " " There is another liner in a week ; but smaller vessels fre- quently put in." " I could telegraph from England before another boat left Funchal." " Very probably," he answered ; " but you are sure to find a cable awaiting you." And, raising his cap again, he left her ; while she walked to her own cabin, and sat wondering what she should do when they arrived at Plymouth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I am sorry to say that it is true," he said. "The gentleman has missed the boat, and has been left behind at Funchal." She did not answer ; the rush of disappointment was so keen that she could not realize it. The vojrage which she had hoped would be so happy would now be spoilt, and she would be miserable, thrown amongst a crowd of strangers.
"You will be very comfortable on board," the officer tritely added ; '* and the trip is only a short one." '* Yes, thank you," said Phyllis.
" No doubt ...you will find a cable for you at Pl)anouth," he hazarded, at loss what else to say.
** No doubt," she answered slowly. " How soon is there another boat from Madeira ? " " There is another liner in a week ; but smaller vessels fre- quently put in." " I could telegraph from England before another boat left Funchal." " Very probably," he answered ; " but you are sure to find a cable awaiting you." And, raising his cap again, he left her ; while she walked to her own cabin, and sat wondering what she should do when they arrived at Plymouth.
What to read after The Jewel of Death?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Huen Mee (Pseud.) to read onlineMoreLess
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