The Mill Mystery
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Anice, who was not lacking in wit, evidently felt, if she could notsee, the struggle she had awakened in my mind, for she turned andgave me a look I no longer had the courage to resent.
"It is only something I overheard Mr. Guy say to his brother, " shefaltered, opening and shutting her parasol with a nervous hand;then, as I let my hair suddenly fall from my grasp, in the rush ofrelief I felt, blurted out: "You have beautiful hair, miss; I don'twonder Mr. Guy should say, 'One of us two must mar...ry that girl, '"and was gone like a flash from the room, leaving me in a state thatbordered on stupefaction.
This incident, so suggestive, and, alas! so degrading to my self-esteem, produced a deep and painful effect on my mind. For hours Icould not rid my ears of that final sentence: "One of us two mustmarry that girl. " Nor could the events that speedily followed quiteremove from my mind and heart the sting which this knowledge of thePollards' base calculation and diplomacy had implanted. It had onefavorable consequence, however.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Anice, who was not lacking in wit, evidently felt, if she could notsee, the struggle she had awakened in my mind, for she turned andgave me a look I no longer had the courage to resent.
"It is only something I overheard Mr. Guy say to his brother, " shefaltered, opening and shutting her parasol with a nervous hand;then, as I let my hair suddenly fall from my grasp, in the rush ofrelief I felt, blurted out: "You have beautiful hair, miss; I don'twonder Mr. Guy should say, 'One of us two must mar...ry that girl, '"and was gone like a flash from the room, leaving me in a state thatbordered on stupefaction.
This incident, so suggestive, and, alas! so degrading to my self-esteem, produced a deep and painful effect on my mind. For hours Icould not rid my ears of that final sentence: "One of us two mustmarry that girl. " Nor could the events that speedily followed quiteremove from my mind and heart the sting which this knowledge of thePollards' base calculation and diplomacy had implanted. It had onefavorable consequence, however.
What to read after The Mill Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Green Anna Katharine to read onlineMoreLess
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