The Unforgiving Offender
The Unforgiving Offender
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" she laughed — " though I'm not usually troubled that way." "Wouldn't you better consider telling Mbn- tague?" Gladys urged.
" No — ^well, I'll think over it to-night. Sleep is a great clarifier." " If you can sleep there isn't much the matter with your digestion, nor with your Porshinger worry," Gladys called after her as the door closed.
Stephanie did not take her walk the next morn- ing. It was raining heavily, and when the men drove off she waved a farewell to Pendleton, who had glanced up... at her window, and went back to bed.
Pendleton caught the flash of a white arm and raised his hat ; but when the others followed his look there were only the closed curtains to greet them.
" I wish you wouldn't do that, Monte," said Dev- ereux.
"What?" Pendleton asked.
NOBLESSE OBLIGE ^59 **Take to yourself what isn't meant for you — that farewell was for me." " Go back, Dev, and get it — or another," recom- mended Burgoyne.
" ril do it " " You'll go to the station first," interposed Cam- eron.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" she laughed — " though I'm not usually troubled that way." "Wouldn't you better consider telling Mbn- tague?" Gladys urged.
" No — ^well, I'll think over it to-night. Sleep is a great clarifier." " If you can sleep there isn't much the matter with your digestion, nor with your Porshinger worry," Gladys called after her as the door closed.
Stephanie did not take her walk the next morn- ing. It was raining heavily, and when the men drove off she waved a farewell to Pendleton, who had glanced up... at her window, and went back to bed.
Pendleton caught the flash of a white arm and raised his hat ; but when the others followed his look there were only the closed curtains to greet them.
" I wish you wouldn't do that, Monte," said Dev- ereux.
"What?" Pendleton asked.
NOBLESSE OBLIGE ^59 **Take to yourself what isn't meant for you — that farewell was for me." " Go back, Dev, and get it — or another," recom- mended Burgoyne.
" ril do it " " You'll go to the station first," interposed Cam- eron.
What to read after The Unforgiving Offender?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J.B. Lippincott Company. Pbl to read onlineMoreLess
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