The Trap
The Trap
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A few minutes later, though, as if conscious of his brusqueness to the old man, Lester contrived to alleviate it. "You shouldn't serve breakfast, Butes; you'll wear yourself out. " Butes' face lit eagerly. "It don't 'arm me, Master 'Arry; it's a pleasure while you're 'ere. " An unin- telligible murmur was Lester's only reply. Hastings had not appeared. Neither had Mrs. Dewitt or Mrs. Steese. The luxury of breakfasting in bed was one that Mrs. Steese delighted in ; as for Mrs. Dewitt, the advant...age of a breakfast tete-a- tete with any man did not balance with the fact thai most men preferred solitude with the morning egg. Not all women are as astute as Mrs. Dewitt, though. Nor was Sally Raeburn, it appeared. Butes had just handed his master the fruit when 164 The Trap the tall French window opening on the porch was opened, and Sally entered. ''Hello, " Lester ex- claimed, his surprise evident, "where are you from?" "The garden, " smiled Sally. She was without a hat. Her dress was a simple, dainty country-frock that showed her off to perfec- tion; and over the waist she had slipped a rose-pink, knitted silk jacket.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A few minutes later, though, as if conscious of his brusqueness to the old man, Lester contrived to alleviate it. "You shouldn't serve breakfast, Butes; you'll wear yourself out. " Butes' face lit eagerly. "It don't 'arm me, Master 'Arry; it's a pleasure while you're 'ere. " An unin- telligible murmur was Lester's only reply. Hastings had not appeared. Neither had Mrs. Dewitt or Mrs. Steese. The luxury of breakfasting in bed was one that Mrs. Steese delighted in ; as for Mrs. Dewitt, the advant...age of a breakfast tete-a- tete with any man did not balance with the fact thai most men preferred solitude with the morning egg. Not all women are as astute as Mrs. Dewitt, though. Nor was Sally Raeburn, it appeared. Butes had just handed his master the fruit when 164 The Trap the tall French window opening on the porch was opened, and Sally entered. ''Hello, " Lester ex- claimed, his surprise evident, "where are you from?" "The garden, " smiled Sally. She was without a hat. Her dress was a simple, dainty country-frock that showed her off to perfec- tion; and over the waist she had slipped a rose-pink, knitted silk jacket.
What to read after The Trap?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maximilian Foster to read onlineMoreLess
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