The Red Cavalier
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She seated herself with elaborate precision. "I am glad you think so, Max, " a faint, confident smile on her lips. She directed her attention then to the coroner who was putting a few questions to Miss Egerton. Max remained, leaning with indolent grace, against the back of Ethelyn's chair and did not abandon this attitude when Berenice and Lona came down the stairs together. The young Hindu girl appeared now like a very unhappy and terrified child and sat close to Berenice, as though hoping to ...gain some assurance from the strong personality of the older woman. Berenice was gentle and tender with the girl, evidently trying to sink her own troubles in the effort to console and reassure Lona. Berenice, unlike Ethelyn, did not look "uncommonly fit" in the wan light of dawn. She was frankly fagged and soul-weary and had scorned artificial means to conceal the fact. Mrs. Dalrymple, who was keeping herself per- sistently in the background, was no more colourless than customarily, but her eyes had gained a hunted expression which did not tend to raise Borrowdean's estimate of her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She seated herself with elaborate precision. "I am glad you think so, Max, " a faint, confident smile on her lips. She directed her attention then to the coroner who was putting a few questions to Miss Egerton. Max remained, leaning with indolent grace, against the back of Ethelyn's chair and did not abandon this attitude when Berenice and Lona came down the stairs together. The young Hindu girl appeared now like a very unhappy and terrified child and sat close to Berenice, as though hoping to ...gain some assurance from the strong personality of the older woman. Berenice was gentle and tender with the girl, evidently trying to sink her own troubles in the effort to console and reassure Lona. Berenice, unlike Ethelyn, did not look "uncommonly fit" in the wan light of dawn. She was frankly fagged and soul-weary and had scorned artificial means to conceal the fact. Mrs. Dalrymple, who was keeping herself per- sistently in the background, was no more colourless than customarily, but her eyes had gained a hunted expression which did not tend to raise Borrowdean's estimate of her.
What to read after The Red Cavalier?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gladys Edson Locke to read onlineMoreLess
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