The Lure of the Flame
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" Poor child! She little knew that she was one, just as much as if she had been carried away, bound and gagged, and shipped to the far East for whatever price men cared to put on her. That she was one, because the life she had begun to lead held her as in a vice that the poison of excitement, of unrest, of garish pleasure so filled her blood that already it had begun its dire work of annihilation. That she was one, be- cause she had willingly bowed her neck to the yoke had crossed the Rubicon.
..."Then what are you?" asked Mrs. Marsh, her face hardening.
"I I don't know. " "Mr. Keith seemed to right enough. And you needn't look like that. If you're as innocent as you try to make me think, with your crying and your sigh- THE LURE OF THE FLAME 255 ing, you'd up and say. It's only when folk want to hide something nasty that they pretend there's noth- ing to be said, and look as though butter won't melt in their mouths And, as you're nearly dressed, you can finish dressing, and start your packing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Poor child! She little knew that she was one, just as much as if she had been carried away, bound and gagged, and shipped to the far East for whatever price men cared to put on her. That she was one, because the life she had begun to lead held her as in a vice that the poison of excitement, of unrest, of garish pleasure so filled her blood that already it had begun its dire work of annihilation. That she was one, be- cause she had willingly bowed her neck to the yoke had crossed the Rubicon.
..."Then what are you?" asked Mrs. Marsh, her face hardening.
"I I don't know. " "Mr. Keith seemed to right enough. And you needn't look like that. If you're as innocent as you try to make me think, with your crying and your sigh- THE LURE OF THE FLAME 255 ing, you'd up and say. It's only when folk want to hide something nasty that they pretend there's noth- ing to be said, and look as though butter won't melt in their mouths And, as you're nearly dressed, you can finish dressing, and start your packing.
What to read after The Lure of the Flame?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mark Danger to read onlineMoreLess
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