The Translation of a Savage
The Translation of a Savage
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For she said at once, in a slow, quiet tone — "I never heard my husband speak of you.
Will you sit down ? " "And Mrs. Armour and Marion are not in?
No, I suppose your husband did not speak much of his old friends." The attack was studied and cruel. But Lady Haldwell had been stung by Mrs. Armour's remark, and it piqued her that this was possible.
" Oh yes, he spoke of some of his friends, but not of you." " Indeed ! That is strange." "There was no necessity," said Mrs. Armour quietly.
" Of disc...ussing me ? I suppose not. But by some chance " Digiti ized by Google 110 THE TRANSLATION OF A SAVAGE.
'^ It was just as well, perhaps, not to anticipate the pleasure of our meeting." Lady Haldwell was surprised. She had not ex- pected this cleverness. They talked casually for a little time, the visitor trying in vain to delicately give the conversation a personal turn. At last, a little foolishly, she grew bolder, with a needless selfishness.
" So old a friend of your husband as I am, I am hopeful you and I may be friends also." Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For she said at once, in a slow, quiet tone — "I never heard my husband speak of you.
Will you sit down ? " "And Mrs. Armour and Marion are not in?
No, I suppose your husband did not speak much of his old friends." The attack was studied and cruel. But Lady Haldwell had been stung by Mrs. Armour's remark, and it piqued her that this was possible.
" Oh yes, he spoke of some of his friends, but not of you." " Indeed ! That is strange." "There was no necessity," said Mrs. Armour quietly.
" Of disc...ussing me ? I suppose not. But by some chance " Digiti ized by Google 110 THE TRANSLATION OF A SAVAGE.
'^ It was just as well, perhaps, not to anticipate the pleasure of our meeting." Lady Haldwell was surprised. She had not ex- pected this cleverness. They talked casually for a little time, the visitor trying in vain to delicately give the conversation a personal turn. At last, a little foolishly, she grew bolder, with a needless selfishness.
" So old a friend of your husband as I am, I am hopeful you and I may be friends also." Mrs.
What to read after The Translation of a Savage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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