An Unpardonable Liar
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However, he carried off the situation, andwelcomed the Afrikander genially, determining to have the matter out withhim in some sarcastic moment later. Baron's hesitation, however, continued. He stammered, and was evidently trying to account for his callby giving some other reason than the real one, which was undoubtedly heldback because of Mrs. Detlor's presence. Presently he brightened up andsaid, with an attempt to be convincing, "You know that excursion thisafternoon, Hagar? Well, don't you ...think we might ask the chap we met thismorning--first rate fellow--no pleb--picturesque for the box seat--go downwith the ladies--all like him--eh?" "I don't see how we can, " replied Hagar coolly. Mrs. Detlor turned to themantelpiece. "We are full up; every seat is occupied--unless I give up myseat to him. " Mrs. Detlor half turned toward them again, listening acutely. She caughtHagar's eyes in the mirror and saw, to her relief, that he had nointention of giving up his seat to Mark Telford. She knew that she mustmeet this man whom she had not seen for twelve years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However, he carried off the situation, andwelcomed the Afrikander genially, determining to have the matter out withhim in some sarcastic moment later. Baron's hesitation, however, continued. He stammered, and was evidently trying to account for his callby giving some other reason than the real one, which was undoubtedly heldback because of Mrs. Detlor's presence. Presently he brightened up andsaid, with an attempt to be convincing, "You know that excursion thisafternoon, Hagar? Well, don't you ...think we might ask the chap we met thismorning--first rate fellow--no pleb--picturesque for the box seat--go downwith the ladies--all like him--eh?" "I don't see how we can, " replied Hagar coolly. Mrs. Detlor turned to themantelpiece. "We are full up; every seat is occupied--unless I give up myseat to him. " Mrs. Detlor half turned toward them again, listening acutely. She caughtHagar's eyes in the mirror and saw, to her relief, that he had nointention of giving up his seat to Mark Telford. She knew that she mustmeet this man whom she had not seen for twelve years.
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