The White Mice
The White Mice
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It is true--what you say aboutus, but you must help us. I did not know. I had forgotten. It is threeyears since I talked to any one--any one from your country. I hadforgotten. It is true; we are suspicious, we are _not_ straightforwardlike you, like the people in the States. But you must not punish usfor that. Not _me_!" At all times the face raised to his was beautiful. Now, the delicatelips, like those of a child before it breaks into sobs, weretrembling, the eyes, lifted appealingly, were el...oquent with tears.
"You must advise me, " said the girl. "You must help me. " She raised her clasped hands higher. She regarded him wistfully, "Won't you?" she begged.
Her attack had been swift, masterly; every feminine weapon had beenbrought into effective action; and the surrender of Roddy was sudden, and complete. In abject submission he proceeded incoherently: "My dear young lady!" he cried. "But, my dear young _lady_!" He was rewarded with a brilliant, blinding smile.
"Then you _will_ help me?" Inez asked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is true--what you say aboutus, but you must help us. I did not know. I had forgotten. It is threeyears since I talked to any one--any one from your country. I hadforgotten. It is true; we are suspicious, we are _not_ straightforwardlike you, like the people in the States. But you must not punish usfor that. Not _me_!" At all times the face raised to his was beautiful. Now, the delicatelips, like those of a child before it breaks into sobs, weretrembling, the eyes, lifted appealingly, were el...oquent with tears.
"You must advise me, " said the girl. "You must help me. " She raised her clasped hands higher. She regarded him wistfully, "Won't you?" she begged.
Her attack had been swift, masterly; every feminine weapon had beenbrought into effective action; and the surrender of Roddy was sudden, and complete. In abject submission he proceeded incoherently: "My dear young lady!" he cried. "But, my dear young _lady_!" He was rewarded with a brilliant, blinding smile.
"Then you _will_ help me?" Inez asked.
What to read after The White Mice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis Richard Harding to read onlineMoreLess
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