The Man
The Man
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. ' Leonard reallycould not afford this; matters were too pressing with him. So he triedto affect a cheery manner; but in his heart was a black resolve that sheshould yet pay for this.
'All right! Stephen. Whatever you wish I will do; you are the queen ofmy heart, you know!' 'How much is the total amount?' said Stephen.
This was a change to the prosaic which made sentiment impossible. Hegave over, for the time.
'Go on!' said Stephen, following up her advantage. 'Don't you even knowhow much you ...owe?' 'The fact is, I don't. Not exactly. I shall make up the amount as wellas I can and let you know. But that's not what I came about to-day. 'Stephen was going to make an angry gesture of dissent. She was not goingto have that matter opened up. She waited, however, for Leonard wasgoing on after his momentary pause. She breathed more freely after hisfirst sentence. He was unable evidently to carry on a double train ofthought.
'It was about that infernal money-lenders' letter that the Governor got!'Stephen got still less anxious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. ' Leonard reallycould not afford this; matters were too pressing with him. So he triedto affect a cheery manner; but in his heart was a black resolve that sheshould yet pay for this.
'All right! Stephen. Whatever you wish I will do; you are the queen ofmy heart, you know!' 'How much is the total amount?' said Stephen.
This was a change to the prosaic which made sentiment impossible. Hegave over, for the time.
'Go on!' said Stephen, following up her advantage. 'Don't you even knowhow much you ...owe?' 'The fact is, I don't. Not exactly. I shall make up the amount as wellas I can and let you know. But that's not what I came about to-day. 'Stephen was going to make an angry gesture of dissent. She was not goingto have that matter opened up. She waited, however, for Leonard wasgoing on after his momentary pause. She breathed more freely after hisfirst sentence. He was unable evidently to carry on a double train ofthought.
'It was about that infernal money-lenders' letter that the Governor got!'Stephen got still less anxious.
What to read after The Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stoker Bram to read onlineMoreLess
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