The Survivor
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Drexley is quite the nicest man I know, " she declaredgaily. "I sent him three little fairy tales, and last week he sent me acheque for them and asked for more. And do you know what he said, Douglas? I asked him to let me have his honest opinion as to whether Icould make enough to live on by such work as I sent him, and he repliedthat there could be no possible doubt about it. He wants me to writesomething longer. " He took her hand--which she yielded to him frankly--and forgot torestore it. He... was honestly delighted. He noticed too that her fingerswere very shapely and their touch--she had withdrawn her gloves--apleasant thing.
"Cissy, " he said, "I must see more of you. We are comrades andfellow-workers. We have begun to do the things we talked about upamongst the hills in the old days. Do you remember how we lay in theheather and the dreams we had? Actually I believe that they are comingtrue. " Her dark eyes were soft with reminiscences and her face was brilliantwith smiles.
"It sounds delightful, cousin Douglas, " she replied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Drexley is quite the nicest man I know, " she declaredgaily. "I sent him three little fairy tales, and last week he sent me acheque for them and asked for more. And do you know what he said, Douglas? I asked him to let me have his honest opinion as to whether Icould make enough to live on by such work as I sent him, and he repliedthat there could be no possible doubt about it. He wants me to writesomething longer. " He took her hand--which she yielded to him frankly--and forgot torestore it. He... was honestly delighted. He noticed too that her fingerswere very shapely and their touch--she had withdrawn her gloves--apleasant thing.
"Cissy, " he said, "I must see more of you. We are comrades andfellow-workers. We have begun to do the things we talked about upamongst the hills in the old days. Do you remember how we lay in theheather and the dreams we had? Actually I believe that they are comingtrue. " Her dark eyes were soft with reminiscences and her face was brilliantwith smiles.
"It sounds delightful, cousin Douglas, " she replied.
What to read after The Survivor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oppenheim Edward Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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