A New England Cactus And Other Tales
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In the arid atmo sphere of a loveless marriage, a marriage whose only bond was a momentary passion, all of good in him must decay.
At this thought a great overwhelming wave of pity swept over her, and run ning out and down the path with out stretched arms, they met, and stood for one brief moment in the old embrace of affection.
1 76 OLIVE.
Then Olive drew back. " Oh, George, I pity you, I do pity you ! " she said.
"I wish I was dead, Olive, " responded the poor fellow, with a groan. " I wish I...'d never gone away from you. I hate her. I don't see how I ever come to marry her. Yes, I do, " he added, fiercely. " She flung herself at me, and I thought it would be a fine thing to cut out the other fellows. Oh, what a fool I've been ! and how I love you, Olive ! and now I've lost you. " He again stretched out his arms to her, but she only took his hands in hers. " Yes, George, " she said. But her voice was like a sad embrace.
" I can't tell you how I felt, Olive, when I saw you up there in the gallery to-day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the arid atmo sphere of a loveless marriage, a marriage whose only bond was a momentary passion, all of good in him must decay.
At this thought a great overwhelming wave of pity swept over her, and run ning out and down the path with out stretched arms, they met, and stood for one brief moment in the old embrace of affection.
1 76 OLIVE.
Then Olive drew back. " Oh, George, I pity you, I do pity you ! " she said.
"I wish I was dead, Olive, " responded the poor fellow, with a groan. " I wish I...'d never gone away from you. I hate her. I don't see how I ever come to marry her. Yes, I do, " he added, fiercely. " She flung herself at me, and I thought it would be a fine thing to cut out the other fellows. Oh, what a fool I've been ! and how I love you, Olive ! and now I've lost you. " He again stretched out his arms to her, but she only took his hands in hers. " Yes, George, " she said. But her voice was like a sad embrace.
" I can't tell you how I felt, Olive, when I saw you up there in the gallery to-day.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Pope Humphrey to read onlineMoreLess
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