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Poor Marion ! was there no way to save her? With the suddenness of inspi- ration an idea came to her. She remembered seeing a play in which two women were mis- taken for each other by the similarity of their gowns; she had also been with Duncan under the musicians' gallery, and she knew it was too dark to distinguish faces accurately there.
She turned quickly toward Roswell Sanderson, and seizing his hand drew him forward. He was about to speak but she stopped him; then, facing Mrs. ^McSeeney, ...she said defiantly: "You have conceived a clever plan to ruin Mr. Sanderson's wife. Your motive, I think, is evident to all who know you, but, fortu- nately, your statement is untrue. 'Twas I who was with Mr. Grahame under the musi- cians' gallery." GATHERING CLOUDS. 161 Mrs. McSeeney drew back astonished at this sudden statement, but she quickly recov- ered from her surprise and said ironically: "Such a melodramatic sacrifice seems out of place in real life, but I suppose you are one of those heroic maidens who enjoy tarnishing their own reputation to clear a friend.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Poor Marion ! was there no way to save her? With the suddenness of inspi- ration an idea came to her. She remembered seeing a play in which two women were mis- taken for each other by the similarity of their gowns; she had also been with Duncan under the musicians' gallery, and she knew it was too dark to distinguish faces accurately there.
She turned quickly toward Roswell Sanderson, and seizing his hand drew him forward. He was about to speak but she stopped him; then, facing Mrs. ^McSeeney, ...she said defiantly: "You have conceived a clever plan to ruin Mr. Sanderson's wife. Your motive, I think, is evident to all who know you, but, fortu- nately, your statement is untrue. 'Twas I who was with Mr. Grahame under the musi- cians' gallery." GATHERING CLOUDS. 161 Mrs. McSeeney drew back astonished at this sudden statement, but she quickly recov- ered from her surprise and said ironically: "Such a melodramatic sacrifice seems out of place in real life, but I suppose you are one of those heroic maidens who enjoy tarnishing their own reputation to clear a friend.
What to read after With Edge Tools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H C Hobart Chatfield Chatfield Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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