The Cab of the Sleeping Horse
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Clephane?" she adjected.
"Exactly: to you, or to Mrs. Clephane?" "What does that matter to you--since it does not belong to _you_?" "I may be a friend of Mrs. Clephane? Or I may regard myself as atrustee for the safe delivery of the letter. " "A volunteer?" "If you so have it!" he smiled.
She beat a tattoo with her slender, nervous fingers, looking at him inmild surprise, and some disapproval.
"Since when does sentiment enter the game?" she asked.
"Sentiment?" he inflected. "I wasn't aware of i...ts entry. " She shrugged mockingly. "Beware, old friend and enemy! You're losingyour cleverness. Mrs. Clephane is very charming and alluring, butremember, Guy, that a charming woman has no place in the diplomaticgame--save to delude the enemy. She seems to be winning with you--who, Ithought, was above all our wiles and blandishments. Oh, do not smile, sir--I recognize the symptoms; I've played the innocent and the beautyin distress once or twice myself. It's all in our game--but I'mshockingly amazed to see it catch so experienced a bird as GuyHarleston.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Clephane?" she adjected.
"Exactly: to you, or to Mrs. Clephane?" "What does that matter to you--since it does not belong to _you_?" "I may be a friend of Mrs. Clephane? Or I may regard myself as atrustee for the safe delivery of the letter. " "A volunteer?" "If you so have it!" he smiled.
She beat a tattoo with her slender, nervous fingers, looking at him inmild surprise, and some disapproval.
"Since when does sentiment enter the game?" she asked.
"Sentiment?" he inflected. "I wasn't aware of i...ts entry. " She shrugged mockingly. "Beware, old friend and enemy! You're losingyour cleverness. Mrs. Clephane is very charming and alluring, butremember, Guy, that a charming woman has no place in the diplomaticgame--save to delude the enemy. She seems to be winning with you--who, Ithought, was above all our wiles and blandishments. Oh, do not smile, sir--I recognize the symptoms; I've played the innocent and the beautyin distress once or twice myself. It's all in our game--but I'mshockingly amazed to see it catch so experienced a bird as GuyHarleston.
What to read after The Cab of the Sleeping Horse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott John Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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