The Late Tenant
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Clear your sister's nax^e ? You still talk like a child—" Now it was Violet's turn to stand up in astonish- ment, as she saw her castle in the clouds diminishing. She stared in her turn, with open lips, crying: "Do you say this ? that it will never be ? " "How can you set a man's hfe on the chance of the realization of such a mere dream?" asked Van Hup- feldt, irritated, saying more than was wise.
" A dream ? " murmured Violet, as if in a dream herself. " Then, who is it that has sent me this ?... " Thereupon she drew from her pocket David Har- court's unsigned note. She held it out to Van Hup- feldt, and he, without touching, leaned over and read it; apparently slowly; more than once, so Violet thought. He stood there looking at the letter an unconscionable time, she holding it out for him to read, while the man's face bled away inwardly, as it were to death, and some power seemed to rivet his eyes, some power stronger than his effort to withdraw them.
The thought passing through Van Hupfeldt's soul was this: "Some one knows that she was a 'duly wedded wife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Clear your sister's nax^e ? You still talk like a child—" Now it was Violet's turn to stand up in astonish- ment, as she saw her castle in the clouds diminishing. She stared in her turn, with open lips, crying: "Do you say this ? that it will never be ? " "How can you set a man's hfe on the chance of the realization of such a mere dream?" asked Van Hup- feldt, irritated, saying more than was wise.
" A dream ? " murmured Violet, as if in a dream herself. " Then, who is it that has sent me this ?... " Thereupon she drew from her pocket David Har- court's unsigned note. She held it out to Van Hup- feldt, and he, without touching, leaned over and read it; apparently slowly; more than once, so Violet thought. He stood there looking at the letter an unconscionable time, she holding it out for him to read, while the man's face bled away inwardly, as it were to death, and some power seemed to rivet his eyes, some power stronger than his effort to withdraw them.
The thought passing through Van Hupfeldt's soul was this: "Some one knows that she was a 'duly wedded wife.
What to read after The Late Tenant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tracy, Louis, 1863-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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