The Orchard of Tears
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InDon's manner, when speaking of Yvonne, he had more than once detected asort of gentle reproof and had wondered why Don, who understood mostthings, failed to perceive that Yvonne's happiness lay in her husband'swork. But, this morning, Paul was thinking more particularly about aremark of Jules Thessaly's. Thessaly had urged him, before commencinghis second volume to spend a month in Devon. "You need it, Mario, andyour wife needs it more than you do. " Paul did not immediately broach the subjec...t which now became uppermostin his mind, but following some desultory conversation, he said, "Ishould think Devon would be delightful just now. Suppose we run down fora week or two. " "I should be glad, " replied Yvonne. "I should have suggested it earlier, only I knew that you could not finish _The Gates_ away from yourlibrary. " She spoke in a curiously listless way.
"Could you be ready to go on Thursday, Yvonne?" "Yes, quite easily. " "I can work upon my notes for the autumn book in Devon better than inLondon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
InDon's manner, when speaking of Yvonne, he had more than once detected asort of gentle reproof and had wondered why Don, who understood mostthings, failed to perceive that Yvonne's happiness lay in her husband'swork. But, this morning, Paul was thinking more particularly about aremark of Jules Thessaly's. Thessaly had urged him, before commencinghis second volume to spend a month in Devon. "You need it, Mario, andyour wife needs it more than you do. " Paul did not immediately broach the subjec...t which now became uppermostin his mind, but following some desultory conversation, he said, "Ishould think Devon would be delightful just now. Suppose we run down fora week or two. " "I should be glad, " replied Yvonne. "I should have suggested it earlier, only I knew that you could not finish _The Gates_ away from yourlibrary. " She spoke in a curiously listless way.
"Could you be ready to go on Thursday, Yvonne?" "Yes, quite easily. " "I can work upon my notes for the autumn book in Devon better than inLondon.
What to read after The Orchard of Tears?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sax Rohmer to read onlineMoreLess
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