The Prey of the Gods : a Novel 1
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Then he walks up to the table, tumbles over all his papers, decides that woman's eyes, and everything else that belongs to woman, are worn-out subjects, and he must think of something fresher ! Only he never can evolve a new idea except when the house is silent, and he is quite alone.
Finally he returns to the window and takes up his old position. It is certainly much cooler to sit in a current of air.
Either the pears have ceased tapping on the -window-pane, or Daisy's voice is more subdued ; ...but he can hear perfectly well what Lady Gwynne is reading now. The first words that fall upon his ear act like a wicked charm — " I did not come to curse thee, Guinevere. " " Tennyson, by Jove !" and up starts Auberon Slade, as excited as a war-how 94 THE PREY OF THE GOES.
that hears the trumpet call to battle, and prepares to rush down-stairs. A reproach- ful thought does flash across his mind, as he thrusts the virgin-foolscap to one side, but he dismisses it peremptorily.
" Bother the work !" is his silent excla- mation ; "I can do twice as much by night as I can by day, and I shall feel more like myself to-morrow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then he walks up to the table, tumbles over all his papers, decides that woman's eyes, and everything else that belongs to woman, are worn-out subjects, and he must think of something fresher ! Only he never can evolve a new idea except when the house is silent, and he is quite alone.
Finally he returns to the window and takes up his old position. It is certainly much cooler to sit in a current of air.
Either the pears have ceased tapping on the -window-pane, or Daisy's voice is more subdued ; ...but he can hear perfectly well what Lady Gwynne is reading now. The first words that fall upon his ear act like a wicked charm — " I did not come to curse thee, Guinevere. " " Tennyson, by Jove !" and up starts Auberon Slade, as excited as a war-how 94 THE PREY OF THE GOES.
that hears the trumpet call to battle, and prepares to rush down-stairs. A reproach- ful thought does flash across his mind, as he thrusts the virgin-foolscap to one side, but he dismisses it peremptorily.
" Bother the work !" is his silent excla- mation ; "I can do twice as much by night as I can by day, and I shall feel more like myself to-morrow.
What to read after The Prey of the Gods : a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marryat, Florence, 1837-1899 to read onlineMoreLess
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