A Red Sister : a Story of Three Days And Three Months 3
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he had recovered himself, and, with easy sang- froid, answered her questions.
" My lady, I mean nothing. I was merely relating to you the gossip — it was nothing more — of a lawyer's office. Ah, they do talk sometimes, canny though they think them- selves. But I am taking up your ladyship's time unnecessarily. I am to understand, I suppose, that you are not willing to discharge Har wood's liabilities, and I must, therefore, look to him for payment ? " Lady Joan's imperiousness was soon spent.
S...he sank back in her chair, nerveless and pallid, as before. It was easy to see that she was paying a heavy price for her moment of defiance.
'^ No," she said in low tones, ^' you are to understand nothing of the sort. I must think the matter over. Go now, and I will let you know by letter whether I will avail myself of A RED SISTER. G3 your offer to raise this money for me. By letter, do you understand ? You need not come here again unless I send for you." Gallagher bowed, shifted his ground, shifted his attitude.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
he had recovered himself, and, with easy sang- froid, answered her questions.
" My lady, I mean nothing. I was merely relating to you the gossip — it was nothing more — of a lawyer's office. Ah, they do talk sometimes, canny though they think them- selves. But I am taking up your ladyship's time unnecessarily. I am to understand, I suppose, that you are not willing to discharge Har wood's liabilities, and I must, therefore, look to him for payment ? " Lady Joan's imperiousness was soon spent.
S...he sank back in her chair, nerveless and pallid, as before. It was easy to see that she was paying a heavy price for her moment of defiance.
'^ No," she said in low tones, ^' you are to understand nothing of the sort. I must think the matter over. Go now, and I will let you know by letter whether I will avail myself of A RED SISTER. G3 your offer to raise this money for me. By letter, do you understand ? You need not come here again unless I send for you." Gallagher bowed, shifted his ground, shifted his attitude.
What to read after A Red Sister : a Story of Three Days And Three Months 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pirkis, Catherine Louisa, 1839-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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