Under the Will And Other Tales. : By Mary Cecil Hay, ... in Three Volumes 3
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'^ If Frank is to drive here for you in time to catch the express, you allow us a very short time indeed," said Mr. Oldfield.
'^ And yet it is a long good-bye," added Lettice, quite lightly. "You are not com- ing home for a long, long time, are you.
Max?" *' Frank and I have made an important arrangement about that," I answered, try- HAMILTON BEOTHEES. 129 ing to jest, because I fancied she would understand what he had asked me to do.
" I am going to stay ten years, unless he sends for me." " I...f he does not send for you, you pre- fer staying out there ?" " Yes. What prospect is there of any- one else wishing for me ?" '' I suppose none," she answered, quietly, " as you say so ; but we shall all be glad to see you when you return. Not that you will care for that either, for you care for nothing, you know, except fortunizing your life." Her words, in their quiet, simple scorn, stabbed me to the heart.
" That is a wide word, Lettice," I said, '' and a word which even yet I have not fathomed." '' But you expect to do so in Mel- bourne ?" " I hope so." With an odd little laugh, she changed the subject ; and very soon Frank drove VOL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'^ If Frank is to drive here for you in time to catch the express, you allow us a very short time indeed," said Mr. Oldfield.
'^ And yet it is a long good-bye," added Lettice, quite lightly. "You are not com- ing home for a long, long time, are you.
Max?" *' Frank and I have made an important arrangement about that," I answered, try- HAMILTON BEOTHEES. 129 ing to jest, because I fancied she would understand what he had asked me to do.
" I am going to stay ten years, unless he sends for me." " I...f he does not send for you, you pre- fer staying out there ?" " Yes. What prospect is there of any- one else wishing for me ?" '' I suppose none," she answered, quietly, " as you say so ; but we shall all be glad to see you when you return. Not that you will care for that either, for you care for nothing, you know, except fortunizing your life." Her words, in their quiet, simple scorn, stabbed me to the heart.
" That is a wide word, Lettice," I said, '' and a word which even yet I have not fathomed." '' But you expect to do so in Mel- bourne ?" " I hope so." With an odd little laugh, she changed the subject ; and very soon Frank drove VOL.
What to read after Under the Will And Other Tales. : By Mary Cecil Hay, ... in Three Volumes 3?
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