The Law of Life [novel]
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The Law of Life [novel]
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If the Boy should ask him for it, he would know how to fence.
The Boy did ask him, lying in wait for him after a lecture. This young professor, who had had the bap- tism of fire in the Spanish War, was one of the Boy's University idols. Of Waring 's devotion to Mrs. Pen- fold he had heard a little.
He presented her card, therefore, with enthusiastic confidence, tempered by his reverence for Waring.
*'Mrs. Penfold has done me the honor to accept my escort to the Military,'' he began, with grave ...impor- tance, '*and I am making out her card. Will you put down your name ? ' ' Waring paused on the steps. His dark eyes searched the Boy's face for a moment, then he took the bit of pasteboard with a hand that trembled. '■'"*^ **It would give me the greatest pleasure to put my name down— but— but I am not going to the Mili- tary. I am rushed with work." 376 ^V" THE JUDGMENT OF TRUTH **We can't spare you!" the Boy said boldly. *'You must come/' Waring shook his head.
**I may drop in for a moment, but I can't bind my- self.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the Boy should ask him for it, he would know how to fence.
The Boy did ask him, lying in wait for him after a lecture. This young professor, who had had the bap- tism of fire in the Spanish War, was one of the Boy's University idols. Of Waring 's devotion to Mrs. Pen- fold he had heard a little.
He presented her card, therefore, with enthusiastic confidence, tempered by his reverence for Waring.
*'Mrs. Penfold has done me the honor to accept my escort to the Military,'' he began, with grave ...impor- tance, '*and I am making out her card. Will you put down your name ? ' ' Waring paused on the steps. His dark eyes searched the Boy's face for a moment, then he took the bit of pasteboard with a hand that trembled. '■'"*^ **It would give me the greatest pleasure to put my name down— but— but I am not going to the Mili- tary. I am rushed with work." 376 ^V" THE JUDGMENT OF TRUTH **We can't spare you!" the Boy said boldly. *'You must come/' Waring shook his head.
**I may drop in for a moment, but I can't bind my- self.
What to read after The Law of Life [novel]?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sholl Anna Mcclure to read onlineMoreLess
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