The Real Adventure a Novel
The Real Adventure a Novel
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But it was quite likely there was not. The chorus looked complete enough; there was no visible gap in the ranks crying aloud for a recruit.
When at last, a little after six o clock, Galbraith said, "Quarter to eight, everybody, " and dismissed them with a nod for a scurry to what were evidently dressing-rooms at the other side of the hall, the ship of Rose s hopes had utterly gone to pieces. She had a plank to keep herself afloat on. It was the determination to stay there until he should tell h...er in so many words that he hadn t any use for her and un der no conceivable circumstances ever would have.
The deprecatory young man was talking to him now, about her and the duchess evidently, for he peered out into the hall to see if they were still there; then vaulted down from the stage and came toward them.
The duchess got up, and with a good deal of manner, went over to meet him. Rose felt outmaneuvered here. She should have gone to meet him herself, but a momentary paralysis kept her in her chair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it was quite likely there was not. The chorus looked complete enough; there was no visible gap in the ranks crying aloud for a recruit.
When at last, a little after six o clock, Galbraith said, "Quarter to eight, everybody, " and dismissed them with a nod for a scurry to what were evidently dressing-rooms at the other side of the hall, the ship of Rose s hopes had utterly gone to pieces. She had a plank to keep herself afloat on. It was the determination to stay there until he should tell h...er in so many words that he hadn t any use for her and un der no conceivable circumstances ever would have.
The deprecatory young man was talking to him now, about her and the duchess evidently, for he peered out into the hall to see if they were still there; then vaulted down from the stage and came toward them.
The duchess got up, and with a good deal of manner, went over to meet him. Rose felt outmaneuvered here. She should have gone to meet him herself, but a momentary paralysis kept her in her chair.
What to read after The Real Adventure a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Merwin And Henry Kitchell Webster to read onlineMoreLess
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