War-Time Silhouettes
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He knew thePrince slightly, I do not know how. " "Oh, he always manages to get to know people somehow or other. That'sone of Ramsey's special gifts, " Bobby remarked with as near an approachto bitterness as he was capable of expressing.
"He used to come up and speak to the Prince when we were reclining on ourdeck chairs, but my companion did not encourage him. I think, Bobby, hewas like you--a little jealous. Anyhow, towards the end of the voyage Ireceived a note. It was handed to me by a stewa...rdess. It was from Mr. Ramsey, and I handed it to the Prince. I do not exactly know whathappened, for I did not see Mr. Ramsey again, but from what the Princetold me, he must have said something very disagreeable to Mr. Ramsey. That is all the story. " She had hardly said the words when there was a knock on the door, andAlistair Ramsey entered the room and stood before her, bowing. With a feweasy words the new-comer settled himself in a chair, and at theinvitation of Madame de Corantin lit a cigarette.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He knew thePrince slightly, I do not know how. " "Oh, he always manages to get to know people somehow or other. That'sone of Ramsey's special gifts, " Bobby remarked with as near an approachto bitterness as he was capable of expressing.
"He used to come up and speak to the Prince when we were reclining on ourdeck chairs, but my companion did not encourage him. I think, Bobby, hewas like you--a little jealous. Anyhow, towards the end of the voyage Ireceived a note. It was handed to me by a stewa...rdess. It was from Mr. Ramsey, and I handed it to the Prince. I do not exactly know whathappened, for I did not see Mr. Ramsey again, but from what the Princetold me, he must have said something very disagreeable to Mr. Ramsey. That is all the story. " She had hardly said the words when there was a knock on the door, andAlistair Ramsey entered the room and stood before her, bowing. With a feweasy words the new-comer settled himself in a chair, and at theinvitation of Madame de Corantin lit a cigarette.
What to read after War-Time Silhouettes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hudson, Stephen, 1868-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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