The Four Feathers
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This news--this good news came, I suppose, this afternoon when Iwas at home. " "No, this morning when you were here. It was brought by a CaptainWilloughby, who was once an officer in Mr. Feversham's regiment. " "He is now Deputy-Governor of Suakin, " said Durrance. "I know the man. For three years we were together in that town. Well?" "He sailed down from Kingsbridge. You and Ethne were walking across thelawn when he landed from the creek. Ethne left you and went forward tomeet him. I saw them ...meet, because I happened to be looking out of thiswindow at the moment. " "Yes, Ethne went forward. There was a stranger whom she did not know. Iremember. " "They spoke for a few moments, and then Ethne led him towards the trees, at once, without looking back--as though she had forgotten, " said Mrs. Adair. That little stab she had not been able to deny herself, but itevoked no sign of pain.
"As though she had forgotten me, you mean, " said Durrance, quietlycompleting her sentence. "No doubt she had.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This news--this good news came, I suppose, this afternoon when Iwas at home. " "No, this morning when you were here. It was brought by a CaptainWilloughby, who was once an officer in Mr. Feversham's regiment. " "He is now Deputy-Governor of Suakin, " said Durrance. "I know the man. For three years we were together in that town. Well?" "He sailed down from Kingsbridge. You and Ethne were walking across thelawn when he landed from the creek. Ethne left you and went forward tomeet him. I saw them ...meet, because I happened to be looking out of thiswindow at the moment. " "Yes, Ethne went forward. There was a stranger whom she did not know. Iremember. " "They spoke for a few moments, and then Ethne led him towards the trees, at once, without looking back--as though she had forgotten, " said Mrs. Adair. That little stab she had not been able to deny herself, but itevoked no sign of pain.
"As though she had forgotten me, you mean, " said Durrance, quietlycompleting her sentence. "No doubt she had.
What to read after The Four Feathers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mason Alfred Edward Woodley to read onlineMoreLess
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