The Riverman
The Riverman
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Come and dine with us this evening. Mother will be delighted. " As Mrs. Bishop had departed from the room, Orde had to take for grantedthe expression of this delight. He bowed to the other occupants ofthe table. The general was eating nervously. Gerald's eyes were fixedamusedly on Orde.
To Orde's surprise, he was almost immediately joined on the street byyoung Mr. Bishop, most correctly appointed.
"Going anywhere in particular?" he inquired. "Let's go up the avenue, then. Everybody will be out.... " They turned up the great promenade, a tour of which was then, even morethan now, considered obligatory on the gracefully idle. Neither saidanything--Orde because he was too absorbed in the emotions thissudden revelation of Carroll's environment had aroused in him; Gerald, apparently, because he was too indifferent. Nevertheless it was theyoung exquisite who finally broke the silence.
"It was an altar cloth, " said he suddenly.
"What?" asked Orde, rather bewildered.
"Mother is probably the most devout woman in New York, " went on Gerald'seven voice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Come and dine with us this evening. Mother will be delighted. " As Mrs. Bishop had departed from the room, Orde had to take for grantedthe expression of this delight. He bowed to the other occupants ofthe table. The general was eating nervously. Gerald's eyes were fixedamusedly on Orde.
To Orde's surprise, he was almost immediately joined on the street byyoung Mr. Bishop, most correctly appointed.
"Going anywhere in particular?" he inquired. "Let's go up the avenue, then. Everybody will be out.... " They turned up the great promenade, a tour of which was then, even morethan now, considered obligatory on the gracefully idle. Neither saidanything--Orde because he was too absorbed in the emotions thissudden revelation of Carroll's environment had aroused in him; Gerald, apparently, because he was too indifferent. Nevertheless it was theyoung exquisite who finally broke the silence.
"It was an altar cloth, " said he suddenly.
"What?" asked Orde, rather bewildered.
"Mother is probably the most devout woman in New York, " went on Gerald'seven voice.
What to read after The Riverman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White Stewart Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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