A Point of Conscience 2
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On the strange, beautiful, now mock- ing eyes ; on the delicate little chin, upturned as if in defiance ; on the soft curling hair ; on the parted crimson lips ; on all the tender curves of her exquisite body, clad in its clinging silken gown of amber hue.
* Maden,' says he, in a low but vehement tone, ' how dare you speak to me like that ? You know you love me, as I love you.' ' That is what I do not know.' ' You do — you shall !' He takes her almost violently into his arms, and holds her ther...e. His heart is beating vehemently against hers.
A POINT OF CONSCIENCE 6i ' There is " no time," ' says she — evi- dently those words have beaten themselves into her brain — ' to thrash out that ques- tion. You are going. This is our last meeting — our farewell.' Her voice sounds stifled.
' Our last ? No ! I must see you again.' ' You must !' Some wild thoughts seize on her ; she throws back her head and laughs, softly, imperfectly, but yet with some kind of terrible mirth.
* What a strange girl you are !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the strange, beautiful, now mock- ing eyes ; on the delicate little chin, upturned as if in defiance ; on the soft curling hair ; on the parted crimson lips ; on all the tender curves of her exquisite body, clad in its clinging silken gown of amber hue.
* Maden,' says he, in a low but vehement tone, ' how dare you speak to me like that ? You know you love me, as I love you.' ' That is what I do not know.' ' You do — you shall !' He takes her almost violently into his arms, and holds her ther...e. His heart is beating vehemently against hers.
A POINT OF CONSCIENCE 6i ' There is " no time," ' says she — evi- dently those words have beaten themselves into her brain — ' to thrash out that ques- tion. You are going. This is our last meeting — our farewell.' Her voice sounds stifled.
' Our last ? No ! I must see you again.' ' You must !' Some wild thoughts seize on her ; she throws back her head and laughs, softly, imperfectly, but yet with some kind of terrible mirth.
* What a strange girl you are !
What to read after A Point of Conscience 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duchess to read onlineMoreLess
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