"a Step Aside" 2
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The woman whom he had coveted above all else, whom he had taken in defiance of truth, and honour, was turning into his retribution, becoming unknowingly the Nemesis of his sin.
" Are you ill, dearest ? " she cried, turning* towards him, the anger suddenly dying away, and love illumining her face. " Are you ill ? " she repeated anxiously.
" No, it is nothing," he answered, " only a sudden pam," and then he Avhisjoered very Ioav, " Olive, if you loved a man, could you not forgive him, even if he ...committed as great a sin for love of you ? " " No, I could not," she murmured hoarsely ; " no man is worthy of forgiveness Avho can desecrate the name of love like that, and bring dishonoui' on the being he professed to adore." A STEP ASIDE. 117 Sir Eustace shuddered and rose from liis seat, and walked to the fai*ther end of the terrace ; he could not control hunself ; the terror was so awful.
If she should ever hear the truth, those pitiless words would be addressed to himself, and how could he endure them ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The woman whom he had coveted above all else, whom he had taken in defiance of truth, and honour, was turning into his retribution, becoming unknowingly the Nemesis of his sin.
" Are you ill, dearest ? " she cried, turning* towards him, the anger suddenly dying away, and love illumining her face. " Are you ill ? " she repeated anxiously.
" No, it is nothing," he answered, " only a sudden pam," and then he Avhisjoered very Ioav, " Olive, if you loved a man, could you not forgive him, even if he ...committed as great a sin for love of you ? " " No, I could not," she murmured hoarsely ; " no man is worthy of forgiveness Avho can desecrate the name of love like that, and bring dishonoui' on the being he professed to adore." A STEP ASIDE. 117 Sir Eustace shuddered and rose from liis seat, and walked to the fai*ther end of the terrace ; he could not control hunself ; the terror was so awful.
If she should ever hear the truth, those pitiless words would be addressed to himself, and how could he endure them ?
What to read after "a Step Aside" 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gascoigne, Gwendolen Trench, D. 1949 to read onlineMoreLess
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