The Lady of the Night Wind
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Fine! Fine! Really, Berta, 111 take my hat off to you in some things." He was thoughtful a moment; then went on, in the same bantering tone, which, nevertheless held a sting: "I see. I get you. Fm wise. Very clever of you, you panther-girL You are a sort of panther-girl, when all is said. You're sleek, and beautiful, and graceful, and as smooth as satin, and you can purr as softly as one of their kittens ; but you've got teeth and claws, and you can spit — as well as bite and scratch. You were ...lying back, eh, watching for the psychological moment, so to speak — ^waiting for the moment when you could bring two certain people together, face to face, while you looked on and patted them on their backs, and played the good fairy. That is what you were up to, is it? That is the way you intended to double-cross me." He got up from the chair and shoved it aside — ^Eath^ erine ventured to peek over the back of her chair.
IN THE SENORITA'S ROOM 141 She saw him seize one of Roberta's wrists and jerk her to her feet ; she heard him say : **A11 right for you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fine! Fine! Really, Berta, 111 take my hat off to you in some things." He was thoughtful a moment; then went on, in the same bantering tone, which, nevertheless held a sting: "I see. I get you. Fm wise. Very clever of you, you panther-girL You are a sort of panther-girl, when all is said. You're sleek, and beautiful, and graceful, and as smooth as satin, and you can purr as softly as one of their kittens ; but you've got teeth and claws, and you can spit — as well as bite and scratch. You were ...lying back, eh, watching for the psychological moment, so to speak — ^waiting for the moment when you could bring two certain people together, face to face, while you looked on and patted them on their backs, and played the good fairy. That is what you were up to, is it? That is the way you intended to double-cross me." He got up from the chair and shoved it aside — ^Eath^ erine ventured to peek over the back of her chair.
IN THE SENORITA'S ROOM 141 She saw him seize one of Roberta's wrists and jerk her to her feet ; she heard him say : **A11 right for you.
What to read after The Lady of the Night Wind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederic Van Rensselaer Dey to read onlineMoreLess
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