The Wharf By the Docks
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She noted something rather unusual in the curate's manner--a nervousexcitement which presaged danger; and she dashed into an air from "TheShop-Girl" with an energy which was meant to have the effect of checkinghis solemn ardor.
But the curate had the stuff of a man in him, and did not mean to be putoff. This opportunity was really a good one, for the talk in the room, which his arrival had checked for an instant, was now going on merrily. Mrs. Wedmore did her best to keep up the conversation. N...othing wouldhave pleased her better than to see Doreen transfer her tender feelingfor the discredited Dudley to such a suitable and irreproachable personas Lisle Lindsay. She kept a hopeful eye on the pair at the piano whileshe went on talking to her husband's old friend, Mrs. Hutchinson, whowas staying with them for Christmas.
"And at the same time, " went on Mr. Lindsay, as he moved his chair alittle nearer, so that, under cover of the music, he could speak withoutbeing overheard, "to speak to you on a subject which is--is--in fact, very near my heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She noted something rather unusual in the curate's manner--a nervousexcitement which presaged danger; and she dashed into an air from "TheShop-Girl" with an energy which was meant to have the effect of checkinghis solemn ardor.
But the curate had the stuff of a man in him, and did not mean to be putoff. This opportunity was really a good one, for the talk in the room, which his arrival had checked for an instant, was now going on merrily. Mrs. Wedmore did her best to keep up the conversation. N...othing wouldhave pleased her better than to see Doreen transfer her tender feelingfor the discredited Dudley to such a suitable and irreproachable personas Lisle Lindsay. She kept a hopeful eye on the pair at the piano whileshe went on talking to her husband's old friend, Mrs. Hutchinson, whowas staying with them for Christmas.
"And at the same time, " went on Mr. Lindsay, as he moved his chair alittle nearer, so that, under cover of the music, he could speak withoutbeing overheard, "to speak to you on a subject which is--is--in fact, very near my heart.
What to read after The Wharf By the Docks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Florence Warden to read onlineMoreLess
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