The Mills of Man a Novel
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" 4 That is just the reason why I gave the thing away, " the inexplicable young woman announced succinctly.
" But what, pray, can you have against me?" exclaimed Mrs. Corlis in her amazement. " Your object is not to ruin us, is it? " Card answered with an ironical, and to her vis itor an enigmatical smile.
" Suppose me animated by an abstract love of justice. How about it then? " 345 The Mills of Man Mrs. Corlis was perplexed, but she recovered.
"Absurd!" she commented mildly; then smiled her s...kepticism. We women never are, Miss Brown. " " Yet maybe I have a sense of duty toward the people of the state, " Card countered.
" You have not, Miss Brown at least, not in this case. " The dark eyes held an amused chal lenge.
Card in a moment fiercely answered it.
" No, I have not; you are right, Mrs. Corlis. " Some fine speculation in the visitor s scrutiny re sulted from this declaration. She became con ciliatory.
" It is not I whom you are hostile to. What is it then? Perhaps I have been your friend more than you quite understand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 4 That is just the reason why I gave the thing away, " the inexplicable young woman announced succinctly.
" But what, pray, can you have against me?" exclaimed Mrs. Corlis in her amazement. " Your object is not to ruin us, is it? " Card answered with an ironical, and to her vis itor an enigmatical smile.
" Suppose me animated by an abstract love of justice. How about it then? " 345 The Mills of Man Mrs. Corlis was perplexed, but she recovered.
"Absurd!" she commented mildly; then smiled her s...kepticism. We women never are, Miss Brown. " " Yet maybe I have a sense of duty toward the people of the state, " Card countered.
" You have not, Miss Brown at least, not in this case. " The dark eyes held an amused chal lenge.
Card in a moment fiercely answered it.
" No, I have not; you are right, Mrs. Corlis. " Some fine speculation in the visitor s scrutiny re sulted from this declaration. She became con ciliatory.
" It is not I whom you are hostile to. What is it then? Perhaps I have been your friend more than you quite understand.
What to read after The Mills of Man a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Payne to read onlineMoreLess
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