The Last Sentence : a Novel 2
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But the familiar fireside scene was calm and un- troubled as usual ; if anything, a little quieter. The ladies were near the fire, talking trifles disjoin tedly ; the General was not there ; Dick was yawning over a paper near a shaded lamp ; Lady Susan was at a writing-table behind a screen, lighted by a pair of tapers, so Cecil slipped easily into the conversation. The sky foretold wind as well as frost at sunset, he averred ; the frost would probably hold ; snow might come.
* Why, Cecil, I di...d not know you were 84 THE LAST SENTENCE in the room,' came tranquilly from the writing-table, as the pen scratched on.
Cynthia laughed gently and happily at some infinitesimal jest between herself and 'Amy Marlowe. It was ghastly to Cecil.
Had he really been in the wood a few minutes since with the desperate maddened woman who was his wife ? And where was she wandering outside in the dark, cold night ? When Cynthia and Amy laughed together over the misfortunes of certain earnest but unskilful skaters, it seemed as if they could not possibly have been witnesses of the hideous thing he had done before their eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the familiar fireside scene was calm and un- troubled as usual ; if anything, a little quieter. The ladies were near the fire, talking trifles disjoin tedly ; the General was not there ; Dick was yawning over a paper near a shaded lamp ; Lady Susan was at a writing-table behind a screen, lighted by a pair of tapers, so Cecil slipped easily into the conversation. The sky foretold wind as well as frost at sunset, he averred ; the frost would probably hold ; snow might come.
* Why, Cecil, I di...d not know you were 84 THE LAST SENTENCE in the room,' came tranquilly from the writing-table, as the pen scratched on.
Cynthia laughed gently and happily at some infinitesimal jest between herself and 'Amy Marlowe. It was ghastly to Cecil.
Had he really been in the wood a few minutes since with the desperate maddened woman who was his wife ? And where was she wandering outside in the dark, cold night ? When Cynthia and Amy laughed together over the misfortunes of certain earnest but unskilful skaters, it seemed as if they could not possibly have been witnesses of the hideous thing he had done before their eyes.
What to read after The Last Sentence : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gray, Maxwell, D. 1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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