Tiny Luttrell 2
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He saw her watching Lord Manister ; though she would hardly speak to him, he saw pity in her glance. He heard Lord Manister talking volubly to Ruth ; he did not know about what, and he wondered if Manister knew himself. Erskine did not under- stand. The girl seemed to care, and if she did — if this thing was to be — he would never say another word against it. If she cared, there would not be another word to say, save in joyous and loving congratulation. That was the whole question : whether she... cared. For the first time, Erskine was not sure ; it was a toss-up in his mind whether Tiny was sure herself Cer- tainly there seemed to be hope for the man who was being watched yet avoided; however, Erskine ^vas resolved to give him the very first opportunity of learning his fate.
Accordingly, he reminded Tiny that he had 12S TINY LUTTRELL.
been carrying the camera ever since tliey had dis- mounted : and was his arm to ache for nothing?
The suggestion of the square tower, with the steps below, as an admirable target, also came from Erskine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He saw her watching Lord Manister ; though she would hardly speak to him, he saw pity in her glance. He heard Lord Manister talking volubly to Ruth ; he did not know about what, and he wondered if Manister knew himself. Erskine did not under- stand. The girl seemed to care, and if she did — if this thing was to be — he would never say another word against it. If she cared, there would not be another word to say, save in joyous and loving congratulation. That was the whole question : whether she... cared. For the first time, Erskine was not sure ; it was a toss-up in his mind whether Tiny was sure herself Cer- tainly there seemed to be hope for the man who was being watched yet avoided; however, Erskine ^vas resolved to give him the very first opportunity of learning his fate.
Accordingly, he reminded Tiny that he had 12S TINY LUTTRELL.
been carrying the camera ever since tliey had dis- mounted : and was his arm to ache for nothing?
The suggestion of the square tower, with the steps below, as an admirable target, also came from Erskine.
What to read after Tiny Luttrell 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hornung, E. W. (Ernest William), 1866-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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