A Song of Sixpence
A Song of Sixpence
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I thought you a good woman, but, by heaven, you have the soul of a prostitute !" He threw her violently from him and she fell on the couch, her bare 164 A SONG OF SIXPENCE bosom heaving, her body shaking with sobs. He did not even turn his head as he passed through the door.
Emmy lay on the couch for a long time, longing for him, hating him in the same breath for his scorn of her for his greater strength. She did not realize that it was love that had made him strong.
The thought that she would,... in all probability, never see him again made her wild with desire for him. She called up the studio, frantically, only to learn that he had not yet returned. She thought of dressing of going to him, but feared his biting scorn. At one o'clock in the morning, when the telephone in his apartment still failed to reply to her frantic calls, she sat down and dashed off two hasty notes one to Chanler, telling him she would marry him ; the other to Ransome, breaking her engage- ment. Having done this, she feared to post them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I thought you a good woman, but, by heaven, you have the soul of a prostitute !" He threw her violently from him and she fell on the couch, her bare 164 A SONG OF SIXPENCE bosom heaving, her body shaking with sobs. He did not even turn his head as he passed through the door.
Emmy lay on the couch for a long time, longing for him, hating him in the same breath for his scorn of her for his greater strength. She did not realize that it was love that had made him strong.
The thought that she would,... in all probability, never see him again made her wild with desire for him. She called up the studio, frantically, only to learn that he had not yet returned. She thought of dressing of going to him, but feared his biting scorn. At one o'clock in the morning, when the telephone in his apartment still failed to reply to her frantic calls, she sat down and dashed off two hasty notes one to Chanler, telling him she would marry him ; the other to Ransome, breaking her engage- ment. Having done this, she feared to post them.
What to read after A Song of Sixpence?
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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