The Screen [a Novel
The Screen [a Novel
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My stay ought not to have lasted but ten days, and this is the eleventh. " "My wife will regret not having seen you, " replied the husband, who added, after a moment of silence: 140 THE SCREEN.^ "Have you taken leave of the De Lautrecs?" "Not as yet, " said the young man, "but I am on my way there now. Do you know if Mme. De Lautrec is at home?" "I do not know, " replied Sarlieve, in a tone which led Bertrand, as he descended to Alyette's floor, to think : "I was right. He has opened the letter.... He has discovered nothing, and he is disconcerted at the thought that Mme. De Lautrec will speak of his act. At least, I wish Alyette to know that I am in despair over what has happened. " It was not alone the passionate idea of justifying himself which thrilled his heart to such an extent that he could distinctly hear its throbbings when he arrived at the entrance where the valet of the De Lautrecs was in waiting. For three days, during which he had known Alyette to be cognizant of his liaison with Emmeline he had anticipated with dread the moment when he 141 THE SCREEN.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My stay ought not to have lasted but ten days, and this is the eleventh. " "My wife will regret not having seen you, " replied the husband, who added, after a moment of silence: 140 THE SCREEN.^ "Have you taken leave of the De Lautrecs?" "Not as yet, " said the young man, "but I am on my way there now. Do you know if Mme. De Lautrec is at home?" "I do not know, " replied Sarlieve, in a tone which led Bertrand, as he descended to Alyette's floor, to think : "I was right. He has opened the letter.... He has discovered nothing, and he is disconcerted at the thought that Mme. De Lautrec will speak of his act. At least, I wish Alyette to know that I am in despair over what has happened. " It was not alone the passionate idea of justifying himself which thrilled his heart to such an extent that he could distinctly hear its throbbings when he arrived at the entrance where the valet of the De Lautrecs was in waiting. For three days, during which he had known Alyette to be cognizant of his liaison with Emmeline he had anticipated with dread the moment when he 141 THE SCREEN.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bourget Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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