The Prisoner
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" Jeff had withdrawn his gaze from the old playgroundand sat staring thoughtfully at his legs, stretched to their fullestlength. "I rather wish I could talk with her, " he said, "Madame Beattie. I don't see how I can though, unless I go there. " "Jeff, " said Alston, earnestly, "you mustn't do that. " He spoke unguardedly, and now that the words were out, he would haverecalled them. But he made the best of a rash matter, and when Jefffrowned up at him, met the look with one as steady.
"Why must...n't I?" asked Jeff.
It was very quietly said.
"I beg your pardon, " Choate answered. "I spoke on impulse. " "Yes. But I think you'd better go on. " Alston kept silence. He was looking out of the window now, pale andimmovably obstinate.
"Do you, by any chance, " said Jeff, "think Esther is afraid of me?" Choate faced round upon him, immediately grateful to him.
"That's it, " he said. "You've said it. And since it's so, and yourecognise it, why, you see, Jeff, you really mustn't, you know. " "Mustn't go there?" said Jeff almost foolishly, the thing seemed to himso queer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Jeff had withdrawn his gaze from the old playgroundand sat staring thoughtfully at his legs, stretched to their fullestlength. "I rather wish I could talk with her, " he said, "Madame Beattie. I don't see how I can though, unless I go there. " "Jeff, " said Alston, earnestly, "you mustn't do that. " He spoke unguardedly, and now that the words were out, he would haverecalled them. But he made the best of a rash matter, and when Jefffrowned up at him, met the look with one as steady.
"Why must...n't I?" asked Jeff.
It was very quietly said.
"I beg your pardon, " Choate answered. "I spoke on impulse. " "Yes. But I think you'd better go on. " Alston kept silence. He was looking out of the window now, pale andimmovably obstinate.
"Do you, by any chance, " said Jeff, "think Esther is afraid of me?" Choate faced round upon him, immediately grateful to him.
"That's it, " he said. "You've said it. And since it's so, and yourecognise it, why, you see, Jeff, you really mustn't, you know. " "Mustn't go there?" said Jeff almost foolishly, the thing seemed to himso queer.
What to read after The Prisoner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brown Alice to read onlineMoreLess
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