The Desert And Mrs Ajax
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" Some time during the night of this eventful day the light-sleeping Miss Radnor was wakened by a touch and a whisper. Starting up nervously among her pillows, she was amazed to find Miss Belvawney kneeling by her bedside.
" Amy, dearest, " said Clarice, " I do hate to wake you up, but there s something I simply must know. It s very important. It s more than that, " and her hand went over the coverlet to clutch the other s, " it s really terribly serious. " " Mercy my! " ejaculated the thin gir...l wonder- ingly. " What is it, Clarice dear? " "Well, " said Clarice, in a whisper, " Amy, this is it. Are you a good flirt? " The Philadelphian gasped indignantly and sat bolt upright in bed. " Do you mean to say that you waked me up in the middle of " 200 THE DESERT AND MRS. AJAX ** S-s-s-s-h ! " commanded the Belvawney as she put a warning finger to her lips, her eyes big and lustrous in the moonlight. " This isn t a joke. I m in dead earnest " "Why!" broke in Amy. "You ve got your riding things on!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Some time during the night of this eventful day the light-sleeping Miss Radnor was wakened by a touch and a whisper. Starting up nervously among her pillows, she was amazed to find Miss Belvawney kneeling by her bedside.
" Amy, dearest, " said Clarice, " I do hate to wake you up, but there s something I simply must know. It s very important. It s more than that, " and her hand went over the coverlet to clutch the other s, " it s really terribly serious. " " Mercy my! " ejaculated the thin gir...l wonder- ingly. " What is it, Clarice dear? " "Well, " said Clarice, in a whisper, " Amy, this is it. Are you a good flirt? " The Philadelphian gasped indignantly and sat bolt upright in bed. " Do you mean to say that you waked me up in the middle of " 200 THE DESERT AND MRS. AJAX ** S-s-s-s-h ! " commanded the Belvawney as she put a warning finger to her lips, her eyes big and lustrous in the moonlight. " This isn t a joke. I m in dead earnest " "Why!" broke in Amy. "You ve got your riding things on!
What to read after The Desert And Mrs Ajax?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward S Edward Stewart Moffat to read onlineMoreLess
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