The Parts Men Play
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'I saw hisface. He was crouching there and watching us. ' Selwyn frowned. 'Some poacher fellow, ' he said, 'that's all. At anyrate, I'll make sure. ' He started for the bush, when, with a tearful laugh, she stopped him, her hands clinging to his arm.
'No--no, ' she said swiftly, 'it's nothing. It was just my nerves. There is no one there. The rabbit startled me. ' He hesitated momentarily, then, turning to her, gripped her arms withhis hands. A great feeling of pity for the high-strung girl wel...led upin him, and he wished that it were possible to impart some of his ownstrength to her. 'Elise, ' he began hoarsely, his whole being in acloud of passion through which his brain slashed its lightning shaftsof warning--'Elise'---- The hall gong, growing in a clamant intensity, rang out on the quietair. With the lightness of a fawn she released herself from his grip, and gathering her skirts in her hand, moved towards the path. 'Comealong, ' she cried; 'we shall be late for dinner. ' He followed her slowly, his hands in his pockets and his mind besiegedwith countless thoughts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'I saw hisface. He was crouching there and watching us. ' Selwyn frowned. 'Some poacher fellow, ' he said, 'that's all. At anyrate, I'll make sure. ' He started for the bush, when, with a tearful laugh, she stopped him, her hands clinging to his arm.
'No--no, ' she said swiftly, 'it's nothing. It was just my nerves. There is no one there. The rabbit startled me. ' He hesitated momentarily, then, turning to her, gripped her arms withhis hands. A great feeling of pity for the high-strung girl wel...led upin him, and he wished that it were possible to impart some of his ownstrength to her. 'Elise, ' he began hoarsely, his whole being in acloud of passion through which his brain slashed its lightning shaftsof warning--'Elise'---- The hall gong, growing in a clamant intensity, rang out on the quietair. With the lightness of a fawn she released herself from his grip, and gathering her skirts in her hand, moved towards the path. 'Comealong, ' she cried; 'we shall be late for dinner. ' He followed her slowly, his hands in his pockets and his mind besiegedwith countless thoughts.
What to read after The Parts Men Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baxter Arthur Beverley to read onlineMoreLess
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