Viviette
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You can start by the night mail. Yoursudden departure needs no other explanation to the household than thistelegram. I hope you understand. " "I understand, " said Dick bitterly. A sudden memory of words thatViviette had used the day before occurred to him. "I understand. This isto get me out of the way. 'David put Uriah in the forefront of thebattle. ' Vancouver is the forefront. " "Don't you think we had better avoid all unprofitable discussion?"Austin rose and confronted him. "I expect you t...o accept this offer andmy conditions. " "And if I refuse?" asked Dick, with rising anger. "What dare youthreaten me with?" Austin raised a deprecatory hand.
"Do you suppose I'm going to threaten you? I simply expect you not torefuse. Your conscience must tell you that I have the right to do so. Doesn't it?" Dick glowered sullenly at the wall and tugged his great moustache.
"You force me to touch on things I should have liked to keep hidden, "said Austin. "Very well. " He took a scrap of crumpled paper from thedesk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You can start by the night mail. Yoursudden departure needs no other explanation to the household than thistelegram. I hope you understand. " "I understand, " said Dick bitterly. A sudden memory of words thatViviette had used the day before occurred to him. "I understand. This isto get me out of the way. 'David put Uriah in the forefront of thebattle. ' Vancouver is the forefront. " "Don't you think we had better avoid all unprofitable discussion?"Austin rose and confronted him. "I expect you t...o accept this offer andmy conditions. " "And if I refuse?" asked Dick, with rising anger. "What dare youthreaten me with?" Austin raised a deprecatory hand.
"Do you suppose I'm going to threaten you? I simply expect you not torefuse. Your conscience must tell you that I have the right to do so. Doesn't it?" Dick glowered sullenly at the wall and tugged his great moustache.
"You force me to touch on things I should have liked to keep hidden, "said Austin. "Very well. " He took a scrap of crumpled paper from thedesk.
What to read after Viviette?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William John Locke to read onlineMoreLess
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