The Repentance of Paul Wentworth. a Novel 1
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It would be a shame to engage in even the most harmless flirtation with such a child ; she would be sure to take mere sport au grand serieux!' '^m- CHAPTER VII.
A NEW EXPERIENCE.
" O brave new world, That has such people in 't ! " Shakespeabe.
" Remember him ? " quoth the Professor, as he helped himself to a second slice of toast.
" Certainty I remember him very distinctly. A tall slim fellow with very dark eyes — and carried his head like a stag. Rather remarkable-looking altoD^ether ; not the... kind of man one would fail to recognize after seeins^ him even once. And I have seen him some half-dozen times, all told — perhaps more." Professor Erskine was breakfasting in good earnest before entering on the labours of a fresh day, which may account for the spasmodic nature of his utterances. The best part of his attention was plainly given to some excellent A NEW EXPERIENCE. Ill lake-trout before him ; he only bestowed such remains and fragments of it as he could con- veniently spare upon the hero of Muriel's ad- venture on the preceding evening.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It would be a shame to engage in even the most harmless flirtation with such a child ; she would be sure to take mere sport au grand serieux!' '^m- CHAPTER VII.
A NEW EXPERIENCE.
" O brave new world, That has such people in 't ! " Shakespeabe.
" Remember him ? " quoth the Professor, as he helped himself to a second slice of toast.
" Certainty I remember him very distinctly. A tall slim fellow with very dark eyes — and carried his head like a stag. Rather remarkable-looking altoD^ether ; not the... kind of man one would fail to recognize after seeins^ him even once. And I have seen him some half-dozen times, all told — perhaps more." Professor Erskine was breakfasting in good earnest before entering on the labours of a fresh day, which may account for the spasmodic nature of his utterances. The best part of his attention was plainly given to some excellent A NEW EXPERIENCE. Ill lake-trout before him ; he only bestowed such remains and fragments of it as he could con- veniently spare upon the hero of Muriel's ad- venture on the preceding evening.
What to read after The Repentance of Paul Wentworth. a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, Constance to read onlineMoreLess
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