The Broken Road 8 5
The Broken Road 8 5
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Dick stood for a while listening in the lofty hall, while Ralston lookedover his letters which were lying upon a small table. He opened one ofthem and uttered an exclamation.
"This is from my man at Ajmere, " he said, but Dick paid no attention. Ralston glanced through the letter.
"He has found him, " he cried. "Shere Ali is in Ajmere. " It took a moment or two for the words to penetrate to Linforth's mind. Then he said slowly: "Oh! Shere Ali's in Ajmere. I must start for Ajmere to-morrow. " Ra...lston looked up from his letters and glanced at Linforth. Something inthe abstracted way in which Linforth had spoken attracted his attention. He smiled: "Yes, it's a pity, " he said. But again it seemed that Linforth did nothear. And then the voice at the piano stopped abruptly as though thesinger had just become aware that there were people talking in the hall. Linforth moved forward, and in the doorway of the drawing-room he cameface to face with Violet Oliver. Ralston smiled again.
"There's something between those two, " he said to himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dick stood for a while listening in the lofty hall, while Ralston lookedover his letters which were lying upon a small table. He opened one ofthem and uttered an exclamation.
"This is from my man at Ajmere, " he said, but Dick paid no attention. Ralston glanced through the letter.
"He has found him, " he cried. "Shere Ali is in Ajmere. " It took a moment or two for the words to penetrate to Linforth's mind. Then he said slowly: "Oh! Shere Ali's in Ajmere. I must start for Ajmere to-morrow. " Ra...lston looked up from his letters and glanced at Linforth. Something inthe abstracted way in which Linforth had spoken attracted his attention. He smiled: "Yes, it's a pity, " he said. But again it seemed that Linforth did nothear. And then the voice at the piano stopped abruptly as though thesinger had just become aware that there were people talking in the hall. Linforth moved forward, and in the doorway of the drawing-room he cameface to face with Violet Oliver. Ralston smiled again.
"There's something between those two, " he said to himself.
What to read after The Broken Road 8 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aew Mason to read onlineMoreLess
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