The Story of Louie
The Story of Louie
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A few minutes later Mr Jefiries had gathered up his papers and had stridden past Evie Soames as if he had been unaware of her existence.
Even had something very similar not occurred again on the Wednesday evening, Louie would hardly have forgotten that look ; but it had been repeated. But this time, finding Louie's eyes on him, he had seemed to guard himself, to busy himself quite fussily with his papers, and a little to overdo his sudden affectation of indifference. Louie admitted that it woul...d be at her own risk that she put any interpretation that was not amusing on these trifles ; but about the glances, their surreptitiousness and the man's deliberate attempt at concealment, there had been no doubt whatever. Polly herself, Louie had to admit, had been quite unconscious of either look. To all appearances, she had been thinking of nothing but of the new novelette in the Pansy Library, or SUTHERLAND PLACE 127 else wondering whether the new pair of shoes she was to go down to G-uildford in would come home in time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A few minutes later Mr Jefiries had gathered up his papers and had stridden past Evie Soames as if he had been unaware of her existence.
Even had something very similar not occurred again on the Wednesday evening, Louie would hardly have forgotten that look ; but it had been repeated. But this time, finding Louie's eyes on him, he had seemed to guard himself, to busy himself quite fussily with his papers, and a little to overdo his sudden affectation of indifference. Louie admitted that it woul...d be at her own risk that she put any interpretation that was not amusing on these trifles ; but about the glances, their surreptitiousness and the man's deliberate attempt at concealment, there had been no doubt whatever. Polly herself, Louie had to admit, had been quite unconscious of either look. To all appearances, she had been thinking of nothing but of the new novelette in the Pansy Library, or SUTHERLAND PLACE 127 else wondering whether the new pair of shoes she was to go down to G-uildford in would come home in time.
What to read after The Story of Louie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Onions to read onlineMoreLess
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