The Tragedy of the Chain Pier
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"I mean, " she added, quickly, "that my grandmother hated me the more forit. " There was silence between us for some minutes, then she added: "You may imagine, after such an unloved life, how I love Lance. " "He is the best fellow in the world, " I said, "and the woman who coulddeceive him ought to be shot. " "What woman would deceive him?" she asked. "Indeed, for matter of that, what woman could? I am his wife!" "It happens very often, " I said, trying to speak carelessly, "that goodand loyal ...men like Lance are the most easily deceived. " "It should not be so, " she said. She was startled again, I saw it in herface.
That same afternoon we drove into Vale Royal. Mrs. Fleming had severalpoor people whom she wished to see, and some shopping to do.
"You should take your locket to a jeweler's, " I said, "and have thespring secured. " "What locket is that?" asked Lance, looking up eagerly from his paper.
"Mine, " she replied--"this. " She held it out for his inspection. "Inearly lost it this morning, " she said; "it fell from my neck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I mean, " she added, quickly, "that my grandmother hated me the more forit. " There was silence between us for some minutes, then she added: "You may imagine, after such an unloved life, how I love Lance. " "He is the best fellow in the world, " I said, "and the woman who coulddeceive him ought to be shot. " "What woman would deceive him?" she asked. "Indeed, for matter of that, what woman could? I am his wife!" "It happens very often, " I said, trying to speak carelessly, "that goodand loyal ...men like Lance are the most easily deceived. " "It should not be so, " she said. She was startled again, I saw it in herface.
That same afternoon we drove into Vale Royal. Mrs. Fleming had severalpoor people whom she wished to see, and some shopping to do.
"You should take your locket to a jeweler's, " I said, "and have thespring secured. " "What locket is that?" asked Lance, looking up eagerly from his paper.
"Mine, " she replied--"this. " She held it out for his inspection. "Inearly lost it this morning, " she said; "it fell from my neck.
What to read after The Tragedy of the Chain Pier?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brame Charlotte M. to read onlineMoreLess
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