The Mill of Silence
The Mill of Silence
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She's worth an effort. " I watched him, as he rose with a stifled sigh and busied himself over lighting our bedroom candle. In the gusty dance of the flame his eyes seemed to change and glint red like beads of garnet. I had no notion why, but a thrill ran through me and with it a sudden impulse to seize him bv the hand and exclaim: "Thank God, we're friends, Duke!" THE MILL OF SILENCE. 139 He startled a little and looked full in my face, and then I knew what had moved me.
Friends were we; but h...eaven pity the man who made him his enemy!
CHAPTER XXH.
THE SHADOW OF THE STORM.
Dolly met me the next morning, looking- shy and half- frightened as a child caught fruit-picking. She gave me her hand with no show of heartiness, and withdrew it at once as if its fingers were the delicate antennae of her innocent soul and I her natural enemy.
"Where shall we go, Renny?" she asked, glancing timidly up at me.
"To Epping again, Dolly, dear. I've set my heart on it. " She seemed at first as if about to ask me why; then to shrink from a subject she dreaded appearing to have a leading interest in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She's worth an effort. " I watched him, as he rose with a stifled sigh and busied himself over lighting our bedroom candle. In the gusty dance of the flame his eyes seemed to change and glint red like beads of garnet. I had no notion why, but a thrill ran through me and with it a sudden impulse to seize him bv the hand and exclaim: "Thank God, we're friends, Duke!" THE MILL OF SILENCE. 139 He startled a little and looked full in my face, and then I knew what had moved me.
Friends were we; but h...eaven pity the man who made him his enemy!
CHAPTER XXH.
THE SHADOW OF THE STORM.
Dolly met me the next morning, looking- shy and half- frightened as a child caught fruit-picking. She gave me her hand with no show of heartiness, and withdrew it at once as if its fingers were the delicate antennae of her innocent soul and I her natural enemy.
"Where shall we go, Renny?" she asked, glancing timidly up at me.
"To Epping again, Dolly, dear. I've set my heart on it. " She seemed at first as if about to ask me why; then to shrink from a subject she dreaded appearing to have a leading interest in.
What to read after The Mill of Silence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Capes Bernard Edward Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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