The Princess Virginia
The Princess Virginia
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"But you sent for me--" "Don't tell me you supposed I sent for you because I wantedconsolation or condolence?" "No-o, " laughed Egon, uneasily. "I fancied there was some other morepressing reason. But I'm bound in common courtesy to take yoursincerity for granted until you undeceive me. " "Hang common courtesy between you and me, " returned the Bear. "I'venothing to conceal. I sent for you to tell me what mischief thatwitch-cat Mechtilde von Lyndal is plotting. You're on the spot. Trustyou for ...seeing everything that goes on--the one thing I would trustyou to do. " "Thanks, " said Egon.
"Don't thank me yet, however grateful you may be. But I don't mindhinting that it won't be the worse for you, if for once you've usedthose fine eyes of yours to some useful purpose. " Egon was genuinely astonished at this turn of the conversation, as hehad been carefully arming himself against a personal attack from anyone of several directions. He sat pointing the sharp ends of hismustache, one after the other, and trying to remember some strikingincident with which to adorn a more or less accurate narrative.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"But you sent for me--" "Don't tell me you supposed I sent for you because I wantedconsolation or condolence?" "No-o, " laughed Egon, uneasily. "I fancied there was some other morepressing reason. But I'm bound in common courtesy to take yoursincerity for granted until you undeceive me. " "Hang common courtesy between you and me, " returned the Bear. "I'venothing to conceal. I sent for you to tell me what mischief thatwitch-cat Mechtilde von Lyndal is plotting. You're on the spot. Trustyou for ...seeing everything that goes on--the one thing I would trustyou to do. " "Thanks, " said Egon.
"Don't thank me yet, however grateful you may be. But I don't mindhinting that it won't be the worse for you, if for once you've usedthose fine eyes of yours to some useful purpose. " Egon was genuinely astonished at this turn of the conversation, as hehad been carefully arming himself against a personal attack from anyone of several directions. He sat pointing the sharp ends of hismustache, one after the other, and trying to remember some strikingincident with which to adorn a more or less accurate narrative.
What to read after The Princess Virginia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williamson Alice Muriel to read onlineMoreLess
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