The Poet's Audience: And Delilah
The Poet's Audience: And Delilah
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" " No," said Randal, speaking with an evident effort. " No, I am sorry, but I cannot." "Randal," said Margaret, "I must go and dress, if Mr. Graham will excuse me. We are Digitized by Google 230 DELILAH, engaged to go to the Stanleys* to-night, you know." "Oh, yes, yes! Graham, come down and have a smoke. I have a quarter of an hour to spare, if you can stay." Once alone in the cosy smoking-room, Graham began again.
" Funny little woman. La Roche," he said, in a muffled voice, for he had a lar...ge cigar between his lips.
" What the devil has that to do with me ?
You are always ramming the woman down my throat." Graham stared, much astonished, but Randal turning crimson, he smiled.
"Nothing, as I said before. Only she sent you this letter." And he drew from his pocket a small pink missive. Randal was more angry than he cared to show.
" She is a little fool," he said, and he slowly lit a match, and set fire to the letter without reading it.
" She will kill me if I tell her how you treated it," Graham remarked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " No," said Randal, speaking with an evident effort. " No, I am sorry, but I cannot." "Randal," said Margaret, "I must go and dress, if Mr. Graham will excuse me. We are Digitized by Google 230 DELILAH, engaged to go to the Stanleys* to-night, you know." "Oh, yes, yes! Graham, come down and have a smoke. I have a quarter of an hour to spare, if you can stay." Once alone in the cosy smoking-room, Graham began again.
" Funny little woman. La Roche," he said, in a muffled voice, for he had a lar...ge cigar between his lips.
" What the devil has that to do with me ?
You are always ramming the woman down my throat." Graham stared, much astonished, but Randal turning crimson, he smiled.
"Nothing, as I said before. Only she sent you this letter." And he drew from his pocket a small pink missive. Randal was more angry than he cared to show.
" She is a little fool," he said, and he slowly lit a match, and set fire to the letter without reading it.
" She will kill me if I tell her how you treated it," Graham remarked.
What to read after The Poet's Audience: And Delilah?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clara Savile Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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