A Full And True Account of the Wonderful Mission of Earl Lavender Which Lasted
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* But why do you keep up this foolish fantasy with me?' ' Foolish fantasy ! ' cried Earl Lavender, starting to his feet. ' Foolish fantasy ! Ah/ he continued more quietly, resuming his couch, ' you naturally wish to try me ; I may have to pass through many ordeals before Evolution will permit our union. Your in- difference is only apparent I am sure. Being the fittest of women, you must love me as I love you. And thus I pass at once the first ordeal. Lady, nothing you can do or say will persuad...e me that you do not love me, and are not as eager for our union as I am. Think what it means the union of the fittest man and the fittest woman. Think of the ecstasy and glory of it the need of it ; the world waits for this event has waited since its creation. The haste which Evolution has Earl Lavender 133 shown in bringing us together on the very first day of the new era points to the pro- priety of a speedy consummation. If we may not marry here, let us fly at once. Come, lady. ' The lady surveyed him long before she spoke, gradually hiding with the deep fringe of her eyelashes the look of pity that dawned out of the blank amazement in her eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* But why do you keep up this foolish fantasy with me?' ' Foolish fantasy ! ' cried Earl Lavender, starting to his feet. ' Foolish fantasy ! Ah/ he continued more quietly, resuming his couch, ' you naturally wish to try me ; I may have to pass through many ordeals before Evolution will permit our union. Your in- difference is only apparent I am sure. Being the fittest of women, you must love me as I love you. And thus I pass at once the first ordeal. Lady, nothing you can do or say will persuad...e me that you do not love me, and are not as eager for our union as I am. Think what it means the union of the fittest man and the fittest woman. Think of the ecstasy and glory of it the need of it ; the world waits for this event has waited since its creation. The haste which Evolution has Earl Lavender 133 shown in bringing us together on the very first day of the new era points to the pro- priety of a speedy consummation. If we may not marry here, let us fly at once. Come, lady. ' The lady surveyed him long before she spoke, gradually hiding with the deep fringe of her eyelashes the look of pity that dawned out of the blank amazement in her eyes.
What to read after A Full And True Account of the Wonderful Mission of Earl Lavender Which Lasted?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Davidson to read onlineMoreLess
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