Rebels of the New South
Rebels of the New South
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And then as Custis moved off he rose as if to fol- low him, but, restraining the impulse, sank back into his seat. However, he got off at the next street, the atmosphere of the car had grown suddenly so oppres- sive without the youngster. He felt as if he were suffocating, his sense of loneliness was so over- powering.
"What a damned fool I have become all at once !" he mused. "But I know whose boy that is. Pierre Custis wouldn't have to tell me that he is my son. I had heard of Pierre's taking... a boy to bring up, and I naturally guessed it was Dorothy's kid, but I never dreamed he was a youngster like that ! God ! He is a dream ! I'd be as proud as Lucifer of that boy !" CHAPTER XIII.
Dorothy Nelson was now thirty-four years of age, but she looked hardly twenty-four that May morning as she sat in her room at the Valentine House, tying a bewitching cap on a more bewitching bit of femininity that had come to her and Paul the Christ- mas before. There was about her that indefinable girl- ishness, betraying itself in face, figure and manner, which some women carry into the meridian of their years, and sometimes beyond.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And then as Custis moved off he rose as if to fol- low him, but, restraining the impulse, sank back into his seat. However, he got off at the next street, the atmosphere of the car had grown suddenly so oppres- sive without the youngster. He felt as if he were suffocating, his sense of loneliness was so over- powering.
"What a damned fool I have become all at once !" he mused. "But I know whose boy that is. Pierre Custis wouldn't have to tell me that he is my son. I had heard of Pierre's taking... a boy to bring up, and I naturally guessed it was Dorothy's kid, but I never dreamed he was a youngster like that ! God ! He is a dream ! I'd be as proud as Lucifer of that boy !" CHAPTER XIII.
Dorothy Nelson was now thirty-four years of age, but she looked hardly twenty-four that May morning as she sat in her room at the Valentine House, tying a bewitching cap on a more bewitching bit of femininity that had come to her and Paul the Christ- mas before. There was about her that indefinable girl- ishness, betraying itself in face, figure and manner, which some women carry into the meridian of their years, and sometimes beyond.
What to read after Rebels of the New South?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Marion Raymond to read onlineMoreLess
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