The Crime of Henry Vane; a Study With a Moral
The Crime of Henry Vane; a Study With a Moral
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He had gone much further than he meant to in seeking not to go so far. And he found that he loved her more than he thought, now that he had displeased her. He wanted diversion that night, and did not know what to do. Miss Thomas was his usual diversion. John was away. Finally, after dinner, he happened into Wallack's theatre — it was the interval between the first and second acts. The first person that he saw was Miss Thomas, and a young man in evening dress was seated next her. Vane paid littl...e attention to the play, and at the end of the second act he went out without speaking to her.
This was simply incredible ! Vane could not conceive of it. It was a pitch of innocence Hosted by Google Henry Vane. 95 beyond the range of imagination of a man educated in France. This was America with a vengeance. It must be that she did not care what people said. Could she know that bets were made at the club upon the state of her own affections and the sincerity of her ad- mirers ? Vane was much offended.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had gone much further than he meant to in seeking not to go so far. And he found that he loved her more than he thought, now that he had displeased her. He wanted diversion that night, and did not know what to do. Miss Thomas was his usual diversion. John was away. Finally, after dinner, he happened into Wallack's theatre — it was the interval between the first and second acts. The first person that he saw was Miss Thomas, and a young man in evening dress was seated next her. Vane paid littl...e attention to the play, and at the end of the second act he went out without speaking to her.
This was simply incredible ! Vane could not conceive of it. It was a pitch of innocence Hosted by Google Henry Vane. 95 beyond the range of imagination of a man educated in France. This was America with a vengeance. It must be that she did not care what people said. Could she know that bets were made at the club upon the state of her own affections and the sincerity of her ad- mirers ? Vane was much offended.
What to read after The Crime of Henry Vane; a Study With a Moral?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stimson, Frederic Jesup, 1855-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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