A Lost Paradise
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"You ought to, dear, " he said. "I'm rather selfish, I guess. You've been under a big strain this week. Get a good night's rest, and to-morrow I'm going to make you agree to marry me, and leave this town for a while. We both need the country. You have no idea how beautiful it is in the woods, now. I went for a run up through Westchester, yesterday, in Mr. Taylor's car. The dogwood is just coming into bloom, and the dandelions in the grass looked like millions of golden stars. I couldn't help wi...shing that you had been with me. I've longed, all winter, to be out in the country, with you. I've wanted to walk through the woods, and look for arbutus, and violets, and lunch at some little farm-house, and forget that such a place as New York ever existed. " "But, Dick, I don't want to forget New York. I love it. " "So do I, at times j but there are other times when I feel I'd give my soul, almost, to' get away from the bricks, and the cement, and the eternal smell of gaso- line. " "You're a poet, Dickie, " she laughed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You ought to, dear, " he said. "I'm rather selfish, I guess. You've been under a big strain this week. Get a good night's rest, and to-morrow I'm going to make you agree to marry me, and leave this town for a while. We both need the country. You have no idea how beautiful it is in the woods, now. I went for a run up through Westchester, yesterday, in Mr. Taylor's car. The dogwood is just coming into bloom, and the dandelions in the grass looked like millions of golden stars. I couldn't help wi...shing that you had been with me. I've longed, all winter, to be out in the country, with you. I've wanted to walk through the woods, and look for arbutus, and violets, and lunch at some little farm-house, and forget that such a place as New York ever existed. " "But, Dick, I don't want to forget New York. I love it. " "So do I, at times j but there are other times when I feel I'd give my soul, almost, to' get away from the bricks, and the cement, and the eternal smell of gaso- line. " "You're a poet, Dickie, " she laughed.
What to read after A Lost Paradise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kummer Frederic Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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