The Slave of the Lamp
The Slave of the Lamp
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Bodery ; so I am free as yet. " '*' I am very glad, " she murmured conventionally.
"And I, " he said, turning with a polite smile to hand her the letter.
She took the envelope, and holding it up in both hands examined it critically.
'■ M-a-x, " she read ; " how badly it is Avritten ! Max— Max Talma— is that it?" " Yes, " he answered gravely, "' that is it. " With a little laugh and a shrug of her shoulders she proceeded to open the envelope. It contained nothing but the sketch made upon the fly...-leaf of a novel. Christian was watching her face. She continued to smile as she unfolded the paper.
130 THE SLAVE OF THE LAMP.
Then she suddenly became grave, and handed the open sketch to him. At the foot was written: — " Max Talma — look out ! Avoid him as you would the devil !
" In haste, C. T. " Christian read it, laughed carelessly, and thrust the paper into his pocket. " Trevetz writes in a good forcible style, " he said, turning to greet Molly, who came, singing, downstairs at this moment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bodery ; so I am free as yet. " '*' I am very glad, " she murmured conventionally.
"And I, " he said, turning with a polite smile to hand her the letter.
She took the envelope, and holding it up in both hands examined it critically.
'■ M-a-x, " she read ; " how badly it is Avritten ! Max— Max Talma— is that it?" " Yes, " he answered gravely, "' that is it. " With a little laugh and a shrug of her shoulders she proceeded to open the envelope. It contained nothing but the sketch made upon the fly...-leaf of a novel. Christian was watching her face. She continued to smile as she unfolded the paper.
130 THE SLAVE OF THE LAMP.
Then she suddenly became grave, and handed the open sketch to him. At the foot was written: — " Max Talma — look out ! Avoid him as you would the devil !
" In haste, C. T. " Christian read it, laughed carelessly, and thrust the paper into his pocket. " Trevetz writes in a good forcible style, " he said, turning to greet Molly, who came, singing, downstairs at this moment.
What to read after The Slave of the Lamp?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh Stowell Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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