The Martyrdom of Madeline
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I tell you, until a man's life is as pure as he would have the life of the woman he loves, he has no right to throw one stone at the most fallen woman in the world.' There was silence for the space of some minutes. The two men smoked their cigars — Sutherland looking at vacancy, Crieff watching his face. The latter broke silence first.
' There's more in this than you've yet told me. Are you sure you have seen Miss Vere to-night for the first time 1 ' ' I am not sure.' ' You know her ? ' . ' No,... but she is the ghost of a woman I once saw.' Another pause, then Crieff spoke again.
'I tell you what, the best thing you can do is to make her acquaintance. Shall I ask Abrahams to introduce you?' To his fi:iend's surprise, Sutherland turned upon him a look of the uttermost CQUster)iatiqn, and then said in 9 Ipw voice — 'Not yet,' MARTYRDOM OF MADELINE. 121 CHAPTER XX.
A painter's model.
While the public were busy discussing the merits and demerits of the star which had shone forth so suddenly ■upon the theatrical horizon, the lady herself was sitting in her dressing-room, apparently indifferent to all that passed or was likely to come.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I tell you, until a man's life is as pure as he would have the life of the woman he loves, he has no right to throw one stone at the most fallen woman in the world.' There was silence for the space of some minutes. The two men smoked their cigars — Sutherland looking at vacancy, Crieff watching his face. The latter broke silence first.
' There's more in this than you've yet told me. Are you sure you have seen Miss Vere to-night for the first time 1 ' ' I am not sure.' ' You know her ? ' . ' No,... but she is the ghost of a woman I once saw.' Another pause, then Crieff spoke again.
'I tell you what, the best thing you can do is to make her acquaintance. Shall I ask Abrahams to introduce you?' To his fi:iend's surprise, Sutherland turned upon him a look of the uttermost CQUster)iatiqn, and then said in 9 Ipw voice — 'Not yet,' MARTYRDOM OF MADELINE. 121 CHAPTER XX.
A painter's model.
While the public were busy discussing the merits and demerits of the star which had shone forth so suddenly ■upon the theatrical horizon, the lady herself was sitting in her dressing-room, apparently indifferent to all that passed or was likely to come.
What to read after The Martyrdom of Madeline?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buchanan, Robert Williams, 1841-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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