The Zeppelin's Passenger
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Nora acquiesced at once. As soon as she had left the room, Helen leanedover and laid her hand upon Sir Henry's arm.
"Don't go to London, Henry, " she begged.
"But my dear Helen, I must, " he replied, a little curtly.
"I wouldn't if I were you, " she persisted. "You know, you've triedPhilippa very high lately, and she is in an extremely emotional state. She is all worked up about last night, and I wouldn't leave her alone ifI were you. " Sir Henry's blue eyes seemed suddenly like points of steel... as he leanedtowards her.
"You think that she is in love with that fellow Lessingham?" he askedbluntly.
"No, I don't, " Helen replied, "but I think she is more furious with youthan you believe. For months you have acted--well, how shall I say?" "Oh, like a coward, if you like, or a fool. Go on. " "She has asked for explanations to which she is perfectly entitled, "Helen continued, "and you have given her none. You have treated her likesomething between a doll and a child. Philippa is as good and sweet asany woman who ever lived, but hasn't it ever occurred to you that womenare rather mysterious beings?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nora acquiesced at once. As soon as she had left the room, Helen leanedover and laid her hand upon Sir Henry's arm.
"Don't go to London, Henry, " she begged.
"But my dear Helen, I must, " he replied, a little curtly.
"I wouldn't if I were you, " she persisted. "You know, you've triedPhilippa very high lately, and she is in an extremely emotional state. She is all worked up about last night, and I wouldn't leave her alone ifI were you. " Sir Henry's blue eyes seemed suddenly like points of steel... as he leanedtowards her.
"You think that she is in love with that fellow Lessingham?" he askedbluntly.
"No, I don't, " Helen replied, "but I think she is more furious with youthan you believe. For months you have acted--well, how shall I say?" "Oh, like a coward, if you like, or a fool. Go on. " "She has asked for explanations to which she is perfectly entitled, "Helen continued, "and you have given her none. You have treated her likesomething between a doll and a child. Philippa is as good and sweet asany woman who ever lived, but hasn't it ever occurred to you that womenare rather mysterious beings?
What to read after The Zeppelin's Passenger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oppenheim Edward Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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