The Novels, Tales, And Sketches of J.M. Barrie .. V. 2
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But there may be many such nights to you." Mary was unbuttoning her gloves and then but- toning them again. There is something uncanny about a woman who has a chance to speak and does not take it.
" I am glad to hear," said Rob, " that my being away will make no difference to you." A light was running along the road to Hampton Court, and Mary watched it.
" Are you glad ? " asked Rob, desperately.
" You said I was," answered Mary, without turn- ing her head. Dick was thrumming the banjo below. H...er hand touched a camp-chair, and Rob put his over it. He would have liked to stand like that and talk about things in general now.
" Mary," said Rob.
The boy ceased to whistle. All nature in that quarter was paralysed, except the tumble of water across the river. Mary withdrew her hand, but said nothing. Rob held his breath. He had not even the excuse of having spoken impulsively, for he had been meditating saying it for weeks.
By and by the world began to move again. The 226 THE HOUSEBOAT, "TAWNY OWL" boy whistled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But there may be many such nights to you." Mary was unbuttoning her gloves and then but- toning them again. There is something uncanny about a woman who has a chance to speak and does not take it.
" I am glad to hear," said Rob, " that my being away will make no difference to you." A light was running along the road to Hampton Court, and Mary watched it.
" Are you glad ? " asked Rob, desperately.
" You said I was," answered Mary, without turn- ing her head. Dick was thrumming the banjo below. H...er hand touched a camp-chair, and Rob put his over it. He would have liked to stand like that and talk about things in general now.
" Mary," said Rob.
The boy ceased to whistle. All nature in that quarter was paralysed, except the tumble of water across the river. Mary withdrew her hand, but said nothing. Rob held his breath. He had not even the excuse of having spoken impulsively, for he had been meditating saying it for weeks.
By and by the world began to move again. The 226 THE HOUSEBOAT, "TAWNY OWL" boy whistled.
What to read after The Novels, Tales, And Sketches of J.M. Barrie .. V. 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barrie, J. M. (James Matthew), 1860-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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