A Secret of the Sea. a Novel 2
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" I am richer than the world gives me credit for being," pursued Van Duren. '' I 94 A SECRET OF THE SEA.
have led a quiet, saving life for years ; but all that shall be changed if you will only become mine. I can afford to let my wife live as a lady ought to live ; I can afford to " " Oh, Mr. Van Duren, you must not talk in that way." " I am quite aware," he pleaded, " that there is a very wide difference between your age and mine, but '^ " That would make no difference in my feelings towards a...ny one for whom I really cared." '' If you would only try to care a little for me !" " It all seems so strange, Mr. Van Duren." "What is it that seems so strange, dearest V " Why, that a man like you, who have seen so much of the world, w^io must have seen and known so many ladies, both in England and abroad, should really profess to care about a foolish, frivolous girl like me." FASCINATION. 95 " You are neither foolish nor frivolous.
Besides which, you are different from any one whom I ever met before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I am richer than the world gives me credit for being," pursued Van Duren. '' I 94 A SECRET OF THE SEA.
have led a quiet, saving life for years ; but all that shall be changed if you will only become mine. I can afford to let my wife live as a lady ought to live ; I can afford to " " Oh, Mr. Van Duren, you must not talk in that way." " I am quite aware," he pleaded, " that there is a very wide difference between your age and mine, but '^ " That would make no difference in my feelings towards a...ny one for whom I really cared." '' If you would only try to care a little for me !" " It all seems so strange, Mr. Van Duren." "What is it that seems so strange, dearest V " Why, that a man like you, who have seen so much of the world, w^io must have seen and known so many ladies, both in England and abroad, should really profess to care about a foolish, frivolous girl like me." FASCINATION. 95 " You are neither foolish nor frivolous.
Besides which, you are different from any one whom I ever met before.
What to read after A Secret of the Sea. a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Speight, T. W. (Thomas Wilkinson), 1830-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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