The Orange-Yellow Diamond
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You see, I've been with him ever since he came back to England--some years now--and I know his habits, thoroughly. However, we can onlywait--I believe Miss Bennett sent for you, Mr. Purdie?" "Yes, " said Purdie. "She did. " "This way, sir, " said the butler. "Miss Bennett's alone, now--the childrenhave just gone out with their nurses. " He led Purdie through the house to a sitting-room looking out on thegarden of the Square, and ushered him into the governess's presence.
"I've told Mr. Purdie a...ll about it, miss, " he said, confidentially. "Perhaps you'll talk it over with him! I can't think of anything more todo--until we hear something. " Left alone, Purdie and Elsie Bennett looked at each other as they shookhands. She was a fair, slender girl, naturally shy and retiring; she wasmanifestly shy at renewing her acquaintance with Purdie, and Purdiehimself, conscious of his own feelings towards her, felt a certainembarrassment and awkwardness.
"You sent for me, " he said brusquely. "I came the instant I got your note.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You see, I've been with him ever since he came back to England--some years now--and I know his habits, thoroughly. However, we can onlywait--I believe Miss Bennett sent for you, Mr. Purdie?" "Yes, " said Purdie. "She did. " "This way, sir, " said the butler. "Miss Bennett's alone, now--the childrenhave just gone out with their nurses. " He led Purdie through the house to a sitting-room looking out on thegarden of the Square, and ushered him into the governess's presence.
"I've told Mr. Purdie a...ll about it, miss, " he said, confidentially. "Perhaps you'll talk it over with him! I can't think of anything more todo--until we hear something. " Left alone, Purdie and Elsie Bennett looked at each other as they shookhands. She was a fair, slender girl, naturally shy and retiring; she wasmanifestly shy at renewing her acquaintance with Purdie, and Purdiehimself, conscious of his own feelings towards her, felt a certainembarrassment and awkwardness.
"You sent for me, " he said brusquely. "I came the instant I got your note.
What to read after The Orange-Yellow Diamond?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fletcher Joseph Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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