The Persian Tassel
The Persian Tassel
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Two days passed, and I had scarcely left my rooms. I had finished the final installment of my story, the denouement being entirely imaginary and in accord with my own de- sires. I freed my hero from the suspicion of crime, and let him carry off the heroine to a minister who bound them in the bonds of matri- mony. I felt that the work was good, and I immediately dispatched it to Moultrie, who, in the meantime, had informed me by tele- phone that he would accept the story, the first installment o...f which he would publish in the following issue of Hammond's Magazine. He offered me a good price for the manu- script, an offer that I promptly accepted.
During my two days of seclusion I had tele- phoned to Vi on several occasions making in- quiry as to Miss Negley's health. Her an- swer was always that Miss Negley was improv- ing, and my hopes would arise forthwith until she would mention that Janet was out driving THE PERSIAN TASSEL 97 with Bennett or that she would go walking with him that afternoon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two days passed, and I had scarcely left my rooms. I had finished the final installment of my story, the denouement being entirely imaginary and in accord with my own de- sires. I freed my hero from the suspicion of crime, and let him carry off the heroine to a minister who bound them in the bonds of matri- mony. I felt that the work was good, and I immediately dispatched it to Moultrie, who, in the meantime, had informed me by tele- phone that he would accept the story, the first installment o...f which he would publish in the following issue of Hammond's Magazine. He offered me a good price for the manu- script, an offer that I promptly accepted.
During my two days of seclusion I had tele- phoned to Vi on several occasions making in- quiry as to Miss Negley's health. Her an- swer was always that Miss Negley was improv- ing, and my hopes would arise forthwith until she would mention that Janet was out driving THE PERSIAN TASSEL 97 with Bennett or that she would go walking with him that afternoon.
What to read after The Persian Tassel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Olivia Smith Cornelius to read onlineMoreLess
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