The Woman He Loved : a Novel 3
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A few short months ago, before he had known sorrow, and when his temper was often hot and unreasonable, he would have denounced Steele to his face, as the cause of his friend's misfortune, simply upon the ground of his suspicion, coupled with the dislike which had sprung up in his impulsive heart even during their brief conversation. Now, he contented himself by turning on his heel with a haughty bend of his head, and without attempting to grasp the hand which Steele extended. He was due at a d...inner at the Fabyns. There was not too much time to permit of his returning to Clifford's Wood to dress, but as he strolled homewards he pondered on the subject, and mentally determined, if it were ever in his power, to make inquiries on behalf of his old school chum. That opportunity never came.
"The young cockerel, damn him ! " muttered Steele. "Kefused my hand, and walked off with the air of an emperor. I'd half a mind 37-2 100 THE WOMAN HE LOVED.
to follow him and thrash him within an inch of his life, only it would soil my fingers." The noble colonel had it all his own way since theory was the order of the day rather than practice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A few short months ago, before he had known sorrow, and when his temper was often hot and unreasonable, he would have denounced Steele to his face, as the cause of his friend's misfortune, simply upon the ground of his suspicion, coupled with the dislike which had sprung up in his impulsive heart even during their brief conversation. Now, he contented himself by turning on his heel with a haughty bend of his head, and without attempting to grasp the hand which Steele extended. He was due at a d...inner at the Fabyns. There was not too much time to permit of his returning to Clifford's Wood to dress, but as he strolled homewards he pondered on the subject, and mentally determined, if it were ever in his power, to make inquiries on behalf of his old school chum. That opportunity never came.
"The young cockerel, damn him ! " muttered Steele. "Kefused my hand, and walked off with the air of an emperor. I'd half a mind 37-2 100 THE WOMAN HE LOVED.
to follow him and thrash him within an inch of his life, only it would soil my fingers." The noble colonel had it all his own way since theory was the order of the day rather than practice.
What to read after The Woman He Loved : a Novel 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Homer, A. N to read onlineMoreLess
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