Vanity Square; a Story of Fifth Avenue Life
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Something vital. What could it have been ? Ah ! I remember." "Yes?" said Stella, encouragingly.
"Yes, I remember; it was Maud." Stella looked down at her book.
"Yes," Uxhill resumed. "I looked for her in strange places, among strange things. She disappeared in them. Miss Sixmith ?" "Yes, Mr Uxhill." 166 VANITY SQUARE "You and I will never see her again." To this the girl could have found no suitable reply. Her eyes were still on the book. She said nothing.
"No," Uxhill continued. "She has gone.... I wish her well. But I shall not look for her any more. Between us eter- nity has begun." He paused. " Miss Sixmith !" " Yes, Mr. Uxhill." " Has it really been but a day and a night?" "A day and night since you have been in this room. A day and two nights since you returned from Boston." "It is inconceivable." Uxhill sank back. His eyes reclosed.
For a while he was motionless.
Stella stood up again, moved forward and looked. He seemed to be sleeping, but she was not sure. She waited a mo- 167 VANITY SQUARE ment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Something vital. What could it have been ? Ah ! I remember." "Yes?" said Stella, encouragingly.
"Yes, I remember; it was Maud." Stella looked down at her book.
"Yes," Uxhill resumed. "I looked for her in strange places, among strange things. She disappeared in them. Miss Sixmith ?" "Yes, Mr Uxhill." 166 VANITY SQUARE "You and I will never see her again." To this the girl could have found no suitable reply. Her eyes were still on the book. She said nothing.
"No," Uxhill continued. "She has gone.... I wish her well. But I shall not look for her any more. Between us eter- nity has begun." He paused. " Miss Sixmith !" " Yes, Mr. Uxhill." " Has it really been but a day and a night?" "A day and night since you have been in this room. A day and two nights since you returned from Boston." "It is inconceivable." Uxhill sank back. His eyes reclosed.
For a while he was motionless.
Stella stood up again, moved forward and looked. He seemed to be sleeping, but she was not sure. She waited a mo- 167 VANITY SQUARE ment.
What to read after Vanity Square; a Story of Fifth Avenue Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Saltus Edgar to read onlineMoreLess
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