The Truth About Tolna
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Lifting his expressive eyebrows, Maurice sauntered off to the piano.
Denys mused. Without doubt, this was fine, hearty speech a little too frank and hearty, one might demur, for lover's praise. Yet he knew so well Maurice's uncivilized directness that it seemed quite like him to fall in love without thought of concealment or embarrassment. Although, for all his candor, Denys could not, even after thirty-six hours of brooding, quite picture himself inquiring the boy's intentions, in the heavy-fa...ther man ner, yet when he saw the tenor sitting idle before the keyboard, his eyes fixed on vacancy for ten consecutive minutes, he felt that it deserved the name of portent. Maurice thinking!
For two distressful nights had vague mis givings haunted Denys's troubled sleep and waking hours. By daylight he could see the absurdity of supposing that, after two meet ings, either Maurice or Margery would have fallen in love with the other. Yet he could not forget Margery's face as she praised Tolna, nor their evident mutual understanding.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lifting his expressive eyebrows, Maurice sauntered off to the piano.
Denys mused. Without doubt, this was fine, hearty speech a little too frank and hearty, one might demur, for lover's praise. Yet he knew so well Maurice's uncivilized directness that it seemed quite like him to fall in love without thought of concealment or embarrassment. Although, for all his candor, Denys could not, even after thirty-six hours of brooding, quite picture himself inquiring the boy's intentions, in the heavy-fa...ther man ner, yet when he saw the tenor sitting idle before the keyboard, his eyes fixed on vacancy for ten consecutive minutes, he felt that it deserved the name of portent. Maurice thinking!
For two distressful nights had vague mis givings haunted Denys's troubled sleep and waking hours. By daylight he could see the absurdity of supposing that, after two meet ings, either Maurice or Margery would have fallen in love with the other. Yet he could not forget Margery's face as she praised Tolna, nor their evident mutual understanding.
What to read after The Truth About Tolna?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Runkle Bertha to read onlineMoreLess
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