At the Cross Roads
At the Cross Roads
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Clovis.
"Yes — you said, " he repeated doubtfully. "But you were dead against the marriage, my dear, so somehow I never thought you had much faith in him. There, don't look distressed. I tell you I am almost coming round. I've always seen that if you give a rogue rope enough he is safe to hang himself in time. Now Cardew's had plenty of rope since his marriage, and what's the result ? He has been gradually righting himself. Just at first I didn't think he would, but he has. I wish I knew the tr...uth. " " Every one believes in him now, " said Mrs. Clovis, shutting her eyes wearily. She wished that George had not hit on this subject.
" I have always vowed I would not have him here, just because Madam Gillian has managed to brazen it out and make the most of his money. I am honest myself. I draw the line before convicts. I don't think much of 23° Bt tbe (Ero55*1RoaC)5 ' every one, ' " said Mr. Clovis sturdily. " There is one whose real opinion I should like to get at, my dear. " "Whose?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Clovis.
"Yes — you said, " he repeated doubtfully. "But you were dead against the marriage, my dear, so somehow I never thought you had much faith in him. There, don't look distressed. I tell you I am almost coming round. I've always seen that if you give a rogue rope enough he is safe to hang himself in time. Now Cardew's had plenty of rope since his marriage, and what's the result ? He has been gradually righting himself. Just at first I didn't think he would, but he has. I wish I knew the tr...uth. " " Every one believes in him now, " said Mrs. Clovis, shutting her eyes wearily. She wished that George had not hit on this subject.
" I have always vowed I would not have him here, just because Madam Gillian has managed to brazen it out and make the most of his money. I am honest myself. I draw the line before convicts. I don't think much of 23° Bt tbe (Ero55*1RoaC)5 ' every one, ' " said Mr. Clovis sturdily. " There is one whose real opinion I should like to get at, my dear. " "Whose?
What to read after At the Cross Roads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F F Frances Frederica Montrsor to read onlineMoreLess
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