The Wages of Sin, a Novel 2
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' There you open up a fine :^field for speculation. The aspirants are as the sands of the sea for multitude, and the young lady, though most adorable, is also not a little capricious. Heaven forbid I should speak disrespectfully of so charming a person.
Pray understand I report merely in obedience to your question. I assert nothing. But the wicked declare she is rather addicted to the pastime of taking scalps, which is our refined modern way of putting the old formula, breaking hearts.' ' Ah ! ...I am sorry for that,' Lady Calmady said softly.
* Never having been guilty in that line yourself,' put in Hammond gaily. ^ Well, the last victim who has under- gone the small operation I have just alluded to is poor little Sir Theophilus O'Grady. You know him ? Not an impressive figure, yet I really was stirred to compassion for him three days ago, when I found him at the club, The Drag on the Wheel. 73 biting his nails down to the quick with rage and wretched- ness, because, after smiUng encouragingly upon him through last season, our young lady had just flatly refused under any conceivable circumstances to share his patri- monial peat bog and chances of being shot by a loyal and devoted tenantry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' There you open up a fine :^field for speculation. The aspirants are as the sands of the sea for multitude, and the young lady, though most adorable, is also not a little capricious. Heaven forbid I should speak disrespectfully of so charming a person.
Pray understand I report merely in obedience to your question. I assert nothing. But the wicked declare she is rather addicted to the pastime of taking scalps, which is our refined modern way of putting the old formula, breaking hearts.' ' Ah ! ...I am sorry for that,' Lady Calmady said softly.
* Never having been guilty in that line yourself,' put in Hammond gaily. ^ Well, the last victim who has under- gone the small operation I have just alluded to is poor little Sir Theophilus O'Grady. You know him ? Not an impressive figure, yet I really was stirred to compassion for him three days ago, when I found him at the club, The Drag on the Wheel. 73 biting his nails down to the quick with rage and wretched- ness, because, after smiUng encouragingly upon him through last season, our young lady had just flatly refused under any conceivable circumstances to share his patri- monial peat bog and chances of being shot by a loyal and devoted tenantry.
What to read after The Wages of Sin, a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Malet, Lucas, 1852-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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