The Orchid [a Novel]
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Gerald Marcy, sportsman-like and dignified on his griz- zled hunter, saluted them with the off-hand decorum of a man of the world.
"Glorious weather for man and beast," he asserted, as much as to say that he knew [163] THE ORCHID how to mind his own business. When they had passed him, however, he tugged ner- vously at his mustache and wagged his head like a soothsayer.
The newly engaged couple, sitting side by side in a village cart of similar pattern to theirs, managed to conceal that they did... not know which way to look, and sus- tained the ordeal creditably, though the girl was conscious that her cheeks were flushing. As they left the culprits be- hind, Peggy clutched her lover's arm and whispered hoarsely, "Did you see that?" "It's too bad," said Guy, who, being neither blind nor imbecile, had not failed to take in the full import of the situation. "I for one am all in the dark as to how this thing is going to end." "I knew they would be great friends, but [164] THE ORCHID I never supposed for a minute that it would come to anything like this," mused the maiden sadly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gerald Marcy, sportsman-like and dignified on his griz- zled hunter, saluted them with the off-hand decorum of a man of the world.
"Glorious weather for man and beast," he asserted, as much as to say that he knew [163] THE ORCHID how to mind his own business. When they had passed him, however, he tugged ner- vously at his mustache and wagged his head like a soothsayer.
The newly engaged couple, sitting side by side in a village cart of similar pattern to theirs, managed to conceal that they did... not know which way to look, and sus- tained the ordeal creditably, though the girl was conscious that her cheeks were flushing. As they left the culprits be- hind, Peggy clutched her lover's arm and whispered hoarsely, "Did you see that?" "It's too bad," said Guy, who, being neither blind nor imbecile, had not failed to take in the full import of the situation. "I for one am all in the dark as to how this thing is going to end." "I knew they would be great friends, but [164] THE ORCHID I never supposed for a minute that it would come to anything like this," mused the maiden sadly.
What to read after The Orchid [a Novel]?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grant Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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